Original German WWII HJ Youth Marksmanship Proficiency Badge - RZM M1/63 (Steinhauer & Lück) U.S. Edged Weapons The felt padding under the

The felt padding under the leather can be clearly seen

ready to spiff up that Generaloberst uniform that is missing a shoulderboard

All issued Pickelhaube would now use grey oxidized steel fittings for all Regiments

attacking supply lines

and completely intact felt backing

Original German WWII HJ Youth Marksmanship Proficiency Badge - RZM M1/63 (Steinhauer & Lück) U.S. Edged Weapons The felt padding under theOriginal Item: Only One Available. In 1936 Reichsjugendfhrer Baldur von Schirach established an HJ Firearms School in Obermatzfeld, Thuringia to train for expertise in firearm handling and to further the para military training of the HJ. Shortly after the establishment of the HJ Firearms School, Von Schirach instituted a Marksmans badge for HJ members who had proven their proficiency with firearms, followed in 1938 by the establishment of a