Germany, Third Reich. A 1937 Lingen Marksmanship Centenary Desk Ornament Auction Archive the reverse of the twelve

the reverse of the twelve o’clock arm stamped with a silver content number of “800”

designer and maker marked P

sponsored by his mother

marked with the trademark crescent moon and “925” for silver content

6mm (w) x 40

Germany, Third Reich. A 1937 Lingen Marksmanship Centenary Desk Ornament Auction Archive the reverse of the twelve(Tischdekoration). Constructed of silvered bronze, the obverse bearing a raised bullseye target defaced by a German national eagle with its wings outstretched and clutching a mobile swastika, flanked on each side by oak leaves, the reverse bearing an engraved inscription of 100 JAHRE SCHTZENLUST LINGEN 1937 (100 YEARS OF SHOOTING PLEASURE LINGEN 1937), emanating from a pedestal of identical construction which is in turn riveted to a marble base with a