Germany. An Imperial Marksmanship Association Badge, C.1917 Auction Archive it was noted that his

it was noted that his health had vastly improved when he was re-examined at Shorncliffe and he was again declared "Fit for General Service"

excellent enamels without any imperfections

numbered "484" on the reverse

Nelson's ship upon which he was shot and subsequently died

Germany. An Imperial Marksmanship Association Badge, C.1917 Auction Archive it was noted that hisConstructed of gilt bronze and black, white, and red enamels; depicting a German eagle clutching a bulls eye, with a banner above its head with the Royal Crown, with a banner below, inscribed Deutscher Schtzenbund; vertical pinback; unmarked; measuring 32 mm (w) x 48 mm (h); in overall extremely fine condition.