Original German WWII HJ Youth Shooting Proficiency Marksman's Badge by Matthias Oechsler & Söhne - RZM M1/14 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover light wear on the exterior

light wear on the exterior

From 1854 to 1856 it was known as Allen Thurber & Company (Worcester)

The elevation mechanism then fit into the center of an A-shaped bi-pod and elevation was set by pushing a bolt through the elevation hole

There is little doubt that French equipment was pressed into service it could be that the Italian equipment was also utilized to fill the needs for those naval personnel stationed at those bases

Original German WWII HJ Youth Shooting Proficiency Marksman's Badge by Matthias Oechsler & Söhne - RZM M1/14 Category_Fusee Spring & Cover light wear on the exteriorOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1936 Reichsjugendfhrer Baldur von Schirach established an HJ Firearms School in Obermatzfeld, Thuringia to train for expertise in firearm handling and to further the para military training of the HJ. Shortly after the establishment of the HJ Firearms School, Von Schirach instituted a Schtzen Abzeichen (Marksmans badge) for HJ members who had proven their proficiency with firearms, followed in 1938 by the