Germany, Luftwaffe. A Transport and Glider Clasp, Silver Grade, by Friedrich Linden Republic of possibly enlisting with them before

possibly enlisting with them before the Americans entered the war in December 1941

At the end of the War it surrendered to the Red army in the Courland Pocket

A German Red Cross (DRK) member’s belt buckle

the Second Class (Commander) conferred the rank of Baron

0 grams (including ribbon segment) worn on a small piece of correct neck ribbon

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Transport and Glider Clasp, Silver Grade, by Friedrich Linden Republic of possibly enlisting with them before(Frontflugspange fr Transport und Luftlandeflieger in Silber). Constructed of silvered zink, the obverse consisting of a central circular laurel leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by ribbon, overlaid by a magnetic metal Luftwaffe eagle clutching a mobile swastika, flanked on each side by nine oak leaves, the reverse demonstrating a central sunken rivet which secures the eagle in position, with a raised barrel hinge and banjo style pinback