A German Grade 2 Wehrmacht Marksmanship Lanyard; Type 1 Buy Now March-April 1918"

March-April 1918"

He was the Oberfeuerwerksmaat (Senior Ordnance Mate

which was followed twenty-five days later by his posting to the Flower-class corvette HMCS Lethbridge on July 6th

With the approach of Otter

on September 26th

A German Grade 2 Wehrmacht Marksmanship Lanyard; Type 1 Buy Now March-April 1918"Constructed of extremely thin twisted silver aluminum bullion wires over thick black cord, all braided into an ornate knot with a silvered aluminum shield depicting a national eagle perched atop a mobile swastika; the knot with a field grey wool backer; the underside of the braid with a protective off white strip of fabric; with an acorn attached to the lower end of the lanyard; both ends ending in a loop for uniform attachment; measuring 410 mm long;