Masonic pin?

[Don Bible]

Can anyone tell me is the small pin to the right of this picture is Masonic? It was brought back from Germany by a WWII veteran along with the other pins. Thanks

[Don Bible]

CORRECTION: The pin in question is to the far left.

Thanks. Don

[vestae]

Hello Sir Bible,

I d'ont think that your red insignia is a Masonic item, a chretien symbolic with a star are not the Masonic Sign

Sebastien :.

[Don Bible]

Hello Sir Bible,

I d'ont think that your red insignia is a Masonic item, a chretien symbolic with a star are not the Masonic Sign

Sebastien :.

Thank you Sebastien. Does anyone recognize the language in which the single word is written?

Thanks,

Don

[vestae]

Hello Sir Bible,

have you more picture for a future clean opinion

thanks

[paul wood]

The inscription is in classical Greek and means pledge or surety but no way is it masonic more likely to be a student fraternity.

Paul

[Don Bible]

The inscription is in classical Greek and means pledge or surety but no way is it masonic more likely to be a student fraternity.

Paul

Thank you Paul. It is good to know what the language is, and what it means. It is still a mystery why it was found with the German pins in the veteran's belongings.

Don

[paul wood]

Thank you Paul. It is good to know what the language is, and what it means. It is still a mystery why it was found with the German pins in the veteran's belongings.

Don

Presumably he was a formers Student before enlisting, he certainly wouldn't have had anything masonic as the Fuhrer didn't like such things.

[Don Bible]

Presumably he was a formers Student before enlisting, he certainly wouldn't have had anything masonic as the Fuhrer didn't like such things.

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Paul,

You are dead on! It is a fraternity pledge pin! I found it listed.

Thanks again.

Don