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Luftwaffe Marksman Shooting Lanyard – Thick, Twisted interwoven braided lanyard in blue, grey and silver-flecked, complete with silver zinc eagle with oak leaf wreath and Luftwaffe eagle, gripping a swastika.
£150.00
Luftwaffe enlisted men that passed marksmanship competitions qualified to wear a braided shooting lanyard called the Schützenschnur, on their right shoulder. The lanyards were instituted on September 30, 1936, in three grades with 12-steps of accomplishment.
A pair of German WW2 collar tabs for artillery officers hand-embroidered metal thread on dark green fabric with gun color red, worn, separated from the uniform good condition.
Wehrmacht visor cap eagle, constructed in aluminum with all prongs intact, measuring 63mm x 26mm complete with aluminum cockade marked maker "2 GES GESCH"
An early Luftwaffe Visor Cap Eagle for NCOs constructed of aluminum, with both prongs fully preserved on the reverse with maker marked Assmann.
