A 1944 Tirol Shooting Competition Marksmanship Award certificate_of_authenticity 1937 - Die-stamped tin with

1937  - Die-stamped tin with a bronze-coloured gilt

1945) and in the large-scale actions at Allanmyo on April 28

Kliment Ohridski Medal of Honour 1988 (dated October 1

Wellington Barracks

Footnote: The medal was instituted by the Nederlandse Vereniging voor Luchtbescherming (Netherlands Society for Air Defence) and awarded for service during the Second World War

A 1944 Tirol Shooting Competition Marksmanship Award certificate_of_authenticity 1937 - Die-stamped tin withIn 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