Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Marksmanship Lanyard Auction the 4th Battalion was referred

the 4th Battalion was referred to by The Times newspaper as "The non-stop Gurkhas"

The inside of the tunic is lined in cotton and features a pocket on the left lapel

the interior of the lid lined with white silk

The interior of the cap is lined in light brown water resistant oil cloth with a clear celluloid diamond sewn to the underside of the crown

Germany, Kriegsmarine. A Marksmanship Lanyard Auction the 4th Battalion was referred(Kriegsmarine Schtzenschnur). Constructed of multiple rows of interwoven blue threaded cord, with a gilded bronze bullet opening with a screw apparatus, unmarked, measuring 440 mm in length, missing its shield and the bullet has been detached, in overall very fine condition.