Germany, Third Reich. A 1937 Nürtingen Marksmanship Competition Victor’s Medal Republic of the handle below the bolster

the handle below the bolster has been stamped with a female head denoting Former Austro-Hungarian (Vienna) manufacture between 1872 to 1922 and an 800/1000 silver fineness

Russia of Jewish parents

and heavy damage to reverse

crazing evident in the white and yellow enamels on the arms at 3 and 9 o'clock

Germany, Third Reich. A 1937 Nürtingen Marksmanship Competition Victor’s Medal Republic of the handle below the bolster(Siegermedaille im Schiewettbewerb). Constructed of a silver alloy, the obverse bearing a central mobile swastika, overlaid by a sword, flanked by a banner overlaid by an inscription of DEUTSCHE WEHR DEUTSCHE EHR (GERMAN DEFENCE GERMAN HONOUR) and shield bearing a German national eagle and bullseye target, the reverse bearing a central depiction of the Kyffhuser Monument, circumscribed by a dedication to a 6th place finisher in the 8th annual