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    Schutzenschnur Plakette

    I just picked this up, which leads to the question about how these were secured to the lanyard. I looked up in the Schnur thread and do notice that several of them were secures by thread. Did they have prongs on the reverse or were they all sewn down.
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    Hello Jack,

    I picked up one this summer also without a backing cloth. There were no pins that I could see. It appears that they were sewn on.

    Fred

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      #3
      Helo, agree with Freed, never seen on of these with pins, usually they were sewn directly on the rosette with golden thread
      Collector of Kriegsmarine and Küstenartillerie items

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      Eduardo

      Collecting Kriegsmarine !!!: http://dev.wehrmacht-awards.com/foru...d.php?t=725610

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        #4
        Thanks guys. This is as close as I have gotten to this grade of Schnur of the KM I may add it to my Deutschland Feuerwerker display as a separate piece, not on the Schnur!
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          #5
          Personally, I think that great display is better without the Level 4 medallion. The problem is this these things are quite common separately and unused, and are often sewed onto post-war lanyards to make up a "level 4 wartime" award.

          A true worn Level 4 Schützenschnur is very rare since they were discontinued early in the war, and probably no one would bother hanging around target practise long enough to get a gold acorn and plakette once there was a war going on!

          Best regards,
          ---Norm

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