Imperial German Honour Goblet – Kriegerverein Windhuk Schiesspreis 1910 (Silver with Gilt Laurel) Medals often seen on parade/working dress

often seen on parade/working dress during the apartheid-era SADF period

Gregory & Co

This flag served as the official national symbol of South Africa during:British Dominion (as the Union of South Africa

including the Gwanda–Gweru–Plumtree region

as well as joint operations with the BSAP Support Unit

Imperial German Honour Goblet – Kriegerverein Windhuk Schiesspreis 1910 (Silver with Gilt Laurel) Medals often seen on parade/working dressAn original, hallmarked silver or silver plated shooting prize goblet presented by the Kriegerverein Windhuk (Veterans' Association of Windhoek) on 7 May 1910, under the rule of the Imperial German Colonial Administration in German South West Africa (modern day Namibia). Hand engraved inscription: "Krieger Verein Windhuk 1. Schiesspreis 7. Mai 1910", denoting 1st prize in a military marksmanship competition. Raised gilt laurel wreath band signifying