Original German WWII Close Combat Clasp in Bronze - Unmarked EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION which looks to be made

which looks to be made from Preßstoff faux leather

with most of the wear being near the edge where it was used

Colt records indicate that this revolver was produced in 1861

This translates to 2600 years from the foundation of the empire in 660 BC

Also the brass rivets have significant verdigris buildup

Original German WWII Close Combat Clasp in Bronze - Unmarked EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION which looks to be madeOriginal Item: Only One Available. Known in German as a Nahrkampfspange (Melee Clasp) in Bronze, this fine award is constructed of bronzed slightly vaulted zinc. The front side has a Reichsadler (national eagle) over a crossed bayonet and hand grenade in the centerpiece. There are sun rays emanating from the center of the left and right sides, with with four oak leaves and two acorns on each side. The reverse is plain, with a square magnetic backing