Germany, Wehrmacht. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Panzer Shooting Lanyard Badge GTRexclude Twenty-four days after his death

Twenty-four days after his death

Footnote: John Bunting was born on September 17

hallmark is partially obscured

ring marked “100” (for Rudolf Wächtler & Lange

When the United States entered the First World War

Germany, Wehrmacht. A Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Panzer Shooting Lanyard Badge GTRexclude Twenty-four days after his death(Panzer Schtzenschnur). An example of a very well preserved Second War period Wehrmacht Heer (Army) Panzer Shooting Lanyard Badge, constructed of silvered zink depicting a Panzer I within a decorative oval border, with a German National eagle perched on the top of the badge with a mobile swastika in its talons, reverse presents three prongs intact, unmarked, measuring 44. 80 mm (w) x 58. 98 mm (h), and in extremely fine condition.