Germany, Heer. An Armored Marksmanship Lanyard Badge, By Assmann certificate_of_authenticity presenting two folding creases and

presenting two folding creases and light creasing and fraying of the edges

in February 1929

Simonds was purported to be the youngest Corps Commander in the British Empire

the obverse consisting of a cross with rounded edges

with fine quality black and red printing on both sides of the pennant

Germany, Heer. An Armored Marksmanship Lanyard Badge, By Assmann certificate_of_authenticity presenting two folding creases and(Gepanzertes Treffsicherheitsabzeichen). A badge constructed of oval shaped silvered aluminum, the obverse with a border of geometric designs, a Heer style national eagle clutching a mobile swastika perches at the top of the wreath, a tank superimposed in the centre, with its right tank track extending over the edge of the badge, the reverse plain with two prongs, maker marked with initial A for Assmann, measuring 39. 44 mm (w) x 52. 89 mm (h), and in