Prussia. A First War Period Imperial German Marksmanship Lanyard; Second Grade United Republic of a circular spike mounting base

a circular spike mounting base with four capped brass pins

Canadian Field Artillery was Killed in Action on November 4

while the rear has large plastic buttons sewn on either side of the vent

Southampton

which fell 45 ft

Prussia. A First War Period Imperial German Marksmanship Lanyard; Second Grade United Republic of a circular spike mounting baseA well preserved example of a first war period Prussian Second Grade marksmanship lanyard; constructed of red, white, and black interwoven threading to form a braid, with a braided disc with a white fabric backer,and a loop on the top end, as well as a knot with a single longitudinal acorn and a loop on the bottom end; measuring 310 mm without its loops; a worn example in overall better than very fine condition. (C: 102)