Marksmanship Badges (German-Occupied Austria)

[Hal]

Guys, thought you'd like to have a look. Regards, Hal PS; Notice the difference in quality between the '42' & '44' medals.

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Hal, these are very nice. I think they are from the Tirol (TIROL-VORARLBERG) region. What with the red eagle.

Very attractive badges.

Cheers, Ade.

[John Brandon]

Hal, very nice
This is the first time I have seen any outside of books.

They look super

[Woolgar]

Hal

These badges are really nice, I have been admiring these in the Detlev book recently.

The 1944 Pistole one you are showing looks like its been denazified or has the swas just faded?

Thanks for showing

Nick

[Hal]

Hi Hal, these are very nice. I think they are from the Tirol (TIROL-VORARLBERG) region. What with the red eagle.

Very attractive badges.

Cheers, Ade.

Hi Ade, I agree and would like to add this pic of Mauser 22 cal. that I got along with the above badges. Best, Hal

[Hal]

Thanks, Ade, John and Nick for your comments. Nick, the 44 pistol badge is probably late '44' as it's a poor casting and the paint did not take well to the swas. Thanks again, Hal

[Alan M]

thanks for showing these Hal , i haven`t seen these before. The enameling looks super on the badge in the second photo .

cheers Al

[Adrian Stevenson]

Hi Hal, wow! The K98 looks wonderful. Nice prize! I would love to see more

Cheers, Ade.

[Hal]

Hi Hal, wow! The K98 looks wonderful. Nice prize! I would love to see more

Cheers, Ade.

Hi Ade, Here are a few more pics. Best, Hal

[Adrian Stevenson]

That looks a top quality rifle. I love the finish.

Cheers, Ade.