Original German WWII HJ Youth Sharpshooter Marksmanship Proficiency Badge by Rare Maker Förster & Barth - RZM M1/77 Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly The display of a Lefaucheux

The display of a Lefaucheux breech-loading gun inspired English apprentice gunmaker Edwin Charles Hodges (1831-1925) to make an improved copy and persuade leading London gun maker Joseph Lang that this was the gun of the future

and is marked with serial No 175209

the 6th and 7th Dublins had landed in Salonika in October 1915 as part of a British-French force requested by the Prime Minister of Greece

1872 and 1875

The data plate on the sextant itself reads:

Original German WWII HJ Youth Sharpshooter Marksmanship Proficiency Badge by Rare Maker Förster & Barth - RZM M1/77 Category_MG 34 Feed Assembly The display of a LefaucheuxOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1936 Reichsjugendfhrer Baldur von Schirach established an HJ Firearms School in Obermatzfeld, Thuringia to train for expertise in firearm handling and to further the para military training of the HJ. Shortly after the establishment of the HJ Firearms School, Von Schirach instituted a Marksmans badge for HJ members who had proven their proficiency with firearms, followed in 1938 by the establishment of a