EMBROIDERY HORSE, HUNTING THEME fr. GERMANY

EMBROIDERY HORSE, HUNTING THEME fr. GERMANY
EMBROIDERY HORSE, HUNTING THEME from HUNTING CLUB in GERMANY, 1945
This item was obtained from a large old collection in Europe.
CONDITION: The item is described to the best of our knowledge. Please refer to pictures and email with any questions.
SIZE: 348 x 337 mm (13.7 x 13.66 inches).
From real old collection! The item is for historic museum or private collection. Please note: last image is for sample only.
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WIKIPEDIA: The Deutsche Jagerschaft was created through the Reichsjagdgesetz (National Hunting Act) of 1934. Existing hunting societies were disbanded and the membership transferred to the new society. The Deutsche Jagerschaft was a statutory corporation with mandatory membership for all who possessed a hunting license. The membership was in hunting matters subordinate to the jurisdiction of the Deutsche Jagerschaft through its system of honorary courts. Deutsche Jagerschaft was led by Hermann Goring, as Reichsjagermeister, and was governed by the Fuhrerprinciple. Elected officials did not exist; all functionaries were appointed by their superiors in the internal chain of command. Goring's deputy and leader of the daily work was Walter von Keudell until 1937. Administrative leader was Oberstjagermeister Ulrich Scherping. "Deutsche Jagerschaft" was organized in a number of Jagdgaus. Some Lander had a Landesjagermeister as leader of the Gaujagermeisters. Each Jagdgau contained a number of Jagdkreise under a Kreisjagermeister. Each Jagdkreis had a number of Hegeringen (Game Management Areas) under a Hegeringsleiter. Thuringen, for instance, formed a Jagdgau with 15 Jagdkreise that were state wildlife agencies. The Institute fur Jagdkunde (Hunting Science Institute) and the Deutsche Versuchsanstalt fur Handfeuerwaffen (German Research Station for Small Arms) also came under the Deutsche Jagerschaft.