A 1933 Swedish Pistol Shooting Badge; Named Hold He felt a great sense

He felt a great sense of satisfaction that he and his comrades bearing the Golden Military Cross (as veterans of WWI) had finally found their rightful military place as a member of the "Knight

two of his grave site in England

a sliver out of the wood to the left of the insignia where it butts the upper crossguard

Pebbled finished black uppers with raw undersides on all pieces

After three weeks preparation

A 1933 Swedish Pistol Shooting Badge; Named Hold He felt a great senseTwo piece construction, bronze gilt with blue enamels, obverse illustrating cross pistols in the centre, inscribed "FR SVERIGE" surrounded by the three crowns (Tre Kronor) above and surrounded by an open ended wreath of laurel leaves, reverse maker marked "C. C. SPORRONG & Co STOCKHOLM" and engraved in running script "T. Ullman 1933", 26. 5 mm x 33 mm, vertical pinback, light contact, near extremely fine.