Sash badge in Gold with a white Maltese cross with a red enamel boarder
Legend has it that "Irvin" was inadvertently changed to "Irving" by a secretary who mistakenly tacked a "g" on the end of the name
where he was discharged at Quebec City
the two ends of the straps held in place with an aluminum plate and screwed to the obverse of the locket with a bronze screw
Germany, Third Reich. A Lot Of Lapel Membership Badges Archive Sash badge in Gold withA NSKOV Pin, a ovular pin constructed of bronze, the centre bears a straight armed cross paty with a central swastika, superimposed on a sword, encompassed by an oak leaf wreath, the reverse is marked GES GESCH and bears a vertical pinback, measuring 15. 37 mm (w) x 30. 66 mm (h); A HJ Youth Festival Sports Event Pin 1939, an oblong pin constructed of aluminum, the obverse bears a diamond shape with a central swastik, encompassed by a U shaped oak