A Silver Grade Close Combat Clasp by Friedrich Linden
A Silver Grade Close Combat Clasp by Friedrich Linden - In zinc, silvered, maker marked FLL (for Friedrich Linden, Lüdenscheid), magnetic plate (replacement), non magnetic pin, clasp retains approximately 90% of original finish, extremely fine.
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