Germany, Luftwaffe. A Reconnaissance Clasp, Bronze Grade, by C.E. Juncker visually-hidden he lived in Liegnitz (Silesia

he lived in Liegnitz (Silesia

the reverse with standard double-claw prongs and a stamped catch

Casualty Documentation

and remained in postwar Reichswehr service before exiting in Stettin on 15 October 1929

Germany, Luftwaffe. A Reconnaissance Clasp, Bronze Grade, by C.E. Juncker visually-hidden he lived in Liegnitz (Silesia(Frontflugspange fr Aufklrer in Bronze). Constructed of bronzed tombak, the obverse consisting of a central circular laurel leaf wreath, joined together at the bottom by a swastika, surrounding a central silvered eagles head, flanked on each side by nine oak leaves, the reverse with a single visible rivet securing the eagle in position, with a barrel hinge and tapering horizontal pinback meeting a round wire catch, unmarked but demonstrating the