Two Bavarian shooting targets, dated 1928 and 1932 Round targets made of softwood or plywood with polychrome frames in oil paint. One (unfired) target depicting a Landsknecht with a Bavarian flag against a landscape backdrop with the inscription "Landessschießen 1928 der bayr. Wehrgemeinschaft Gegeben vom Führer Exzellenz von Stetten". Diameter 50 cm. Another disk with two dancing hobos accompanied by a third on the harmonica. Signed at bottom left "H. Spörl 1932". The inscription reads "Gest. v. Gend. Hauptw. Karl Frisch, Naila Gesch. v. Gend. Kommissär Trampler, Bernstein a/W." Diameter 53 cm. Condition: II -

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