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    Heer Marksman Lanyard

    My apologies if this is the wrong category.

    I have to assume this is a repo for I have not seen a double braid like this one has. In person, the odd thing is it is really well made and intricately woven.

    Could this be a Bundeswehr piece that someone has modified? Seems weird to go to all the effort in the fine detailing just to make a repo that would not be worth all that much.


    Thanks in advance.
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    A few more photos

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      One More...

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        #4
        From your images, this lanyard appears to be a private-purchase lanyard. These lanyards often featured thinner, double entwined cords with more than 14 main twists, sometimes considerably more than 14 main twists.

        In Neil Stewart and my book, BULLS-EYE: German Army Marksmanship Lanyards and Tank Destruction Badges, we present several photographed examples as well as period photos showing these private-purchase lanyards in wear.

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          #5
          I see nothing wrong with the lanyard.

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            #6
            Learn something new everyday

            Thanks guys for the information. I searched the WAF for info on lanyards and saw nothing like this so I really assumed it was a repro but well done.

            It is great to think it just may be okay afterall.

            Much appreciated.

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              Another Sample

              By chance I came across another one like the one I posted...it is on the following website.

              http://www.robertcollectibles.com/Me...ecorations.htm
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                What do these sell for these days? Mike

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                  #9
                  These are acceptable, here is my example.
                  Ralph.
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                    #10
                    I have two of these private-purchase Army marksmanship lanyards. I bought them both for the same price a standard, issue version would have cost me.

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                      #11
                      Okay, what is the price of a standard one?? Mike

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                        #12
                        Mike,

                        Your question is difficult to answer as it is akin to asking what is the standard price for a tunic. The price depends greatly upon what kind of tunic and its condition.

                        Having said that, the price range for Army marksmanship lanyards, Grade 1, in collectible condition, would be from $75 - $125.

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                          #13
                          Thanks, you answered what I was looking for. A price range, I guess I should have said that. Was offered one and I wanted to see if the price to me was okay or not. Again, thanks as you saved me some money! Mike

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