A Panzer Shooting Lanyard; Grade I certificate_of_authenticity with die struck gilded oakleaves

with die struck gilded oakleaves on each

being the only Pursuit Squadron of the Air Service to have done so

but in the maze of trenches was unable to approach him

1898 in Gloucester

A Panzer Shooting Lanyard; Grade I certificate_of_authenticity with die struck gilded oakleavesIn thick, twisted, interwoven bright silver bullion braid, wrapped around a thick white cord, head of the lanyard with a 40. 2 mm x 55. 5 mm silvered aluminum badge displaying the Army (Heer) eagle, its talons gripping a swastika, the eagle above a left facing tank, the eagle and tank framed by an ornate border, large silver bullion adjustment knots at either end of the braiding, with a smaller silver bullion knot on the suspension loop, 415 mm in