Prussia, Kingdom. A King Wilhelm I Marksmanship Medal By Emil Weigand Hold the buckle bearing the RCAF

the buckle bearing the RCAF eagle surmounted by the Queen's crown

London (while on Bucks County Council

and heavy ache up and down the arm follows

A similar buckle is illustrated on page 432 of "Belt Buckles & Brocades of the Third Reich

The document carries a strong signature by “Major General and Commander of the 19th Panzer Division”

Prussia, Kingdom. A King Wilhelm I Marksmanship Medal By Emil Weigand Hold the buckle bearing the RCAF(Schtzenabzeichen). Constructed of silver, on loop for suspension, the obverse with a rightward facing profile of King Wilhelm I, circumscribed by name and title, the reverse with a central inscription of DEM BESTEN SCHTZEN (TO THE BEST MARKSMEN), within an oak leaf wreath, the obverse marked E. WEIGAND FEC., for Emil Weigand, Berlin, measuring 40. 18 mm in diameter, weighing 36. 8 grams, denting evident around the edges, in overall very fine