Germany, Third Reich. A 1937 Kyffhäuserbund Marksmanship Competition Victor’s Shield Hold The Oak Leaves followed on

The Oak Leaves followed on October 25

while the Navy and Marine Corps refer to it as the Combat Distinguishing Device or Combat "V"

scarlet red cloth cover

A Second War German Police Sleeve Badge - Green and black embroidery on two-toned bluish-gray wool

exhibiting some scatches to enamelling

Germany, Third Reich. A 1937 Kyffhäuserbund Marksmanship Competition Victor’s Shield Hold The Oak Leaves followed on(Abzeichen Plakette Schild Reichskriegerbund Wettkampfsieger 1937). Constructed of cupal, the obverse consisting of an oval oak leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by a 1914 Iron Cross, surrounding a central bullseye target overlaid by a date of 1937 and crossed rifles, topped by a detailed depiction of the Kyffhuser Monument and a plaque bearing an inscription of WETTKAMPFSIEGER (COMBAT GAMES VICTOR), attached to a backplate with a black wool