Germany, Imperial. A Marksmanship Badge In Silver By Emil Weigand Auction Archive the two inscriptions separated by

the two inscriptions separated by branches of oak leaves and acorns on either side

and for 9 weeks in France in 1915 was unable to carry on in front line

Footnote: Nathanial Sanders was born on May 11 1901

On arrival the site was found to be under direct enemy fire

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Germany, Imperial. A Marksmanship Badge In Silver By Emil Weigand Auction Archive the two inscriptions separated by(Schtzenabzeichen in Silber). Constructed of silver, on loop for suspension, the obverse with a rightward facing profile of Kaiser Wilhelm II, circumscribed by name and title, the reverse with an inscription of DEM BESTEN SCHTZEN (THE BEST MARKSMEN), within an oak leaf wreath, the obverse with a makers mark of E. WEIGAND FEC. for the firm of Emil Weigand, Berlin, measuring 38. 16 mm in diameter, weighing 29. 6 grams, in better than very fine condition.