United Kingdom. A 1797 Penny Shooting Prize, Awarded to the J.Greening of the 60th Rifles Newly Listed The obverse blade is acid-engraved

The obverse blade is acid-engraved "Zur Erinnerung an meine Dienstzeit" (“In Memory of My Service Period”) inside a banner flanked on both sides by oak leaf branches and Wehrmacht- (Armed Forces) style German national eagles clutching mobile swastikas

the two eagle eyes in black threading

Stitched onto the upper right breast flap just above the corresponding pocket is an insignia consisting of a field-grey cotton/rayon-blended backer bearing a machine-embroidered silver-grey Wehrmacht eagle clutching a wreathed mobile swastika

This dagger is extremely rare and seldom found

A rare and extensive lot of awards and insignia to a pilot with Spanish Civil War and likely Luftwaffe service (Blue Squadron)

United Kingdom. A 1797 Penny Shooting Prize, Awarded to the J.Greening of the 60th Rifles Newly Listed The obverse blade is acid-engravedIn thick copper, dated 1797 with a seated Britannia on obverse and George III on reverse, engraved (J. Greening. 1st 60th Rifles) on edge, worn with edge knocks, fair. An early award popular with regiments of the period.