Second World War DSO Group of Seven
the numbers “19” and “40” appear at the top corners of the main body of the shield
first serving as Chief of the Department of National Defence for the City of Zagreb
credited with having served in Canada and Siberia
light wear and crazing on the belt
Germany, Wehrmacht. A Clasp To The Iron Cross 1939 I Class With Case, Type Ii GTRexclude Second World War DSO Group(Spange zum Eisernen Kreuz im Etui). A clasp constructed of silvered tombak, the obverse consisting of a national eagle clutching a large wreathed mobile swastika with a shield at the bottom of the badge, bearing the date 1939, the reverse with a functional hinge catch assembly, unmarked, measuring 44. 24 mm (w) x 30. 44 mm (h), weighing 8. 6 grams. Accompanied by a presentation case of issue (does not fit this clasp), constructed of heavy cardstock,