Offered here is an impressive and heavy Preisschießen (target shooting) medal from 1935, awarded as 1st Prize. Crafted by the renowned medal maker L. Chr. Lauer of Nürnberg, this is a non-wearable award medal with a substantial diameter of 5 cm, emphasizing its significance and prestige.
 
The obverse features a finely detailed design with the designer’s initials “EF” subtly incorporated into the artwork. The craftsmanship is typical of high-quality pre-war German medals—crisp, sharp, and visually striking.
 
This piece comes housed in a period-correct WW2-era presentation box. While the box is not the original one issued with this medal, it complements the item well for display or preservation purposes.
The condition is absolutely mint—no damage, no wear, no corrosion. A superb and rare example of a pre-WW2 German marksmanship award, ideal for collectors of Third Reich-era medals, shooting awards, or high-quality Lauer pieces.
Guaranteed original.