A Gold Grade Luftwaffe Close Combat Night Time Fighter Squadron Clasp Archive then saw a series of

then saw a series of postings: to the Sailing Brig H

He was also Alpha Phi (Delta Kappa Epsilon's highest ranking officer in World War II)

numbered "1929"

making it noticeably larger than his left knee

In brass gilt with brass face plate affixed by two spot solders

A Gold Grade Luftwaffe Close Combat Night Time Fighter Squadron Clasp Archive then saw a series ofA textbook example of an early war manufacture Nahrnachtjger close combat night time fighter squadron clasp; in gilded and blackened tombac; the obverse with a blackened central laurel wreath with an upward pointing winged arrow in the centre, a static swastika on the bottom of the wreath, with nine oak leaves on either side of the wreath; horizontal slender banjo style pinback with a factory bent tip, with a barrel hinge and a round wire catch;