Reproduction of the Luftwaffe Bomber badge.
Old silver finish.
Fixing pin on back.
Manufacturer's marking.

High-quality craftsmanship.
Made in the Philippines.
Registered postage included.

The Luftwaffe Bomber Clasp, or Frontflugspange für Kampfflieger, is a German military decoration of the Third Reich, created to recognize pilots and crew members who have flown a certain number of missions aboard bombers. There are different levels, in bronze, silver and gold, corresponding to the number of missions accomplished.

Creation: Hermann Göring, Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe, established it on January 30, 1941.
Purpose: To distinguish bomber pilots and crew members who have flown a minimum number of missions.
Bomber crew: Crew members (navigators, radio operators, etc.) were also eligible for this award, in addition to pilots.
Levels: There are three levels: bronze, silver and gold, corresponding to different mission thresholds.

Bronze class: 20 missions flown are required to qualify
Silver class: 60 missions flown are required to qualify
Gold class: 110 missions flown are required to qualify