United States. A Rare Silver Manhattan Project Lapel Pin Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic measuring 133 mm x 105

measuring 133 mm x 105 mm

an early version by Deschler that were not marked "1" and without the later die flaw

Dönitz and Krosigk were released from their position when the acting Flensburg Government was dissolved by order of the Supreme Allied Commander

After finishing his term as Sheriff

United States. A Rare Silver Manhattan Project Lapel Pin Heer. A Flak/Artillery Hauptmann’s Service Tunic measuring 133 mm x 105Obverse bearing the inscription MANHATTAN PROJECT A BOMB, with a castle on the bottom, reverse pin and catch with mark STERLING and WHITEHEAD & HOAG, 17. 06 mm, evidence of slight wear on obverse, extremely fine condition. Footnote: These pins were given to the workers who spent more than one year on the Manhattan Project. The Manhattan Project was the common name for what was officially known as the Manhattan Engineer District, the WWII activities