Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Imperial Naval Officer’s Cape Clasps Newly Listed admittance to the association was

admittance to the association was restricted to members of the militia and regular military units

His salesmanship in presenting the Army philosophy in air defense greatly enhanced the Army posture in the Joint Strategic Operations Plan and the North American Air Defense Objectives Plan

the obverse with a central black enameled medallion bearing a gilt crowned cipher of King Ludwig III within a white enameled border in the form of a buckled belt with gilt letters reading “MERENTI” (Latin - Merit)

he had fallen ill with Myalgia September 1916

: Silvered bronze

Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of Imperial Naval Officer’s Cape Clasps Newly Listed admittance to the association was(Kaislerliche Marine Umhangschlsse). A pair of Imperial German Navy officers cape clasps, constructed of gilded bronze, each bearing a raised anchor topped by a German State Crown, both with lengths of chain completing in a bar, each marked EXTRA FEIN on the reverse and measuring 22 mm in diameter, in near extremely fine condition.