A 1944 Tirol Shooting Competition Marksmanship Award Hold better than extremely fine overall

better than extremely fine overall

which had been occupied by Germany and renamed "Gotenhafen"

Canadian Infantry Corps at Camp Borden on May 21st

that he had an "Obscure infection

A 1944 Tirol Shooting Competition Marksmanship Award Hold better than extremely fine overallIn gilt zinc; horizontal pinback; unmarked; measuring 51 mm in diameter; extremely fine with much of the original gilt remaining intact. Footnote: The Meisterschtze badge would normally have been awarded at the annual Tiroler Landesschiessen held in Innsbruck, Austria. To receive one, a minimum score had to be achieved in three events (Pistol, KK Gewehr & Wehrmann competitions). A large number of these badges were un issued and were released onto the