A Large German Imperial Shooting Award Buy Now Contained in a small box

Contained in a small box with handwritten label ‘This Seal once belonged and was used by the Duke of Wellington and was given by his niece Miss Fitzroy to the Revd W

when he denied Chief Petty Officer Unwin the use of the Chief Petty Officer's Mess for 90 days

1916 and later embarked for France as a member of the 38th Canadian Infantry Battalion on August 13

when pilots and ground support personnel found themselves together at the Ebola airport

with a skull and spiked helmet below

A Large German Imperial Shooting Award Buy Now Contained in a small boxTwo piece construction; silvered and bronze gilt with green, white and black enamels; unmarked; the obverse illustrating a target in the centre backed by crossed rifles and oak leaves, overlying a Maltesian cross; the reverse inscribed Knigin with some text scratched out; measuring 85 mm x 54 inclusive of its crown suspension; ribbon on the reverse of the crown; enamel chipping on the left and right arm, with scattered silvering and gilt wear; overall