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MARKSMEN, 1890. German-American sharpshooters, who represented America at the Schutzenfest

MARKSMEN, 1890. German-American sharpshooters, who represented America at the Schutzenfest


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MARKSMEN, 1890. German-American sharpshooters, who represented America at the Schutzenfest

MARKSMEN, 1890.
German-American sharpshooters, who represented America at the Schutzenfest in Berlin, July 1890. Top row: Philo Jacoby, John C. Meyer, George Wehrenberg. Center row: George Sieburg, Alexander Stein, J.J. Diehl. Bottom row: Gus Zimmerman, William V. Weber, B. Walther. Contemporary American engraving

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Alexander Captain Competitor George July Meyer Sharpshooter Stein Weber William Zimmerman Marksman Philo Schutzenfest Walther


MARKSMEN, 1890 - A Glimpse into the German-American Sharpshooters' Legacy

EDITORS COMMENTS
. This print takes us back to July 1890 in Berlin, where a group of remarkable individuals represented America at the prestigious Schutzenfest. The top row showcases Philo Jacoby, John C. Meyer, and George Wehrenberg; their stern expressions reflecting their determination as they prepare for competition. In the center row stand George Sieburg, Alexander Stein, and J. J. Diehl - each man exuding confidence with their sharp attire and well-groomed moustaches. Their eyes reveal a sense of pride in representing both Germany and America during this historic event. The bottom row introduces us to Gus Zimmerman, William V. Weber, and B. Walther - men whose names may have faded over time but whose contribution remains etched in history forever. With their hats tilted just right and serious gazes fixed on an unseen target, these marksmen epitomize dedication to their craft. Captured through a contemporary American engraving from late 19th century archives by Granger Art on Demand, this photograph transports us to a time when skillful marksmanship was celebrated worldwide. As we admire this snapshot frozen in time, let it serve as a reminder of the passion that fueled these competitors' spirits as they aimed for greatness amidst international camaraderie at the turn of the century – leaving behind an enduring legacy that continues to

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