Imperial German Honour Goblet – Kriegerverein Windhuk Schiesspreis 1910 (Silver with Gilt Laurel) Medals as well as joint operations

as well as joint operations with the BSAP Support Unit

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

surmounted by the Tudor Crown

including the Gwanda–Gweru–Plumtree region

later the Rhodesian Army

Imperial German Honour Goblet – Kriegerverein Windhuk Schiesspreis 1910 (Silver with Gilt Laurel) Medals as well as joint operationsAn 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