Help With Indentification - Unknown Pin/Badge

Okay, so without knowing what it specifically represents, I'll give my opinions.

It is obviously an iron cross which is heavily associated with Germany through different governments. The A.H. on the front seems to denote an organization. The back seems to show a person's initials (D.B.) and a date that is most likely 1919.

There is also the word "Fidelitas" which may be useful for narrowing down the specific organization in combination with the other clues if they have that as a motto. It simply translates to fidelity or faithfulness.

Beyond that, it is 14k gold with enamel inlay and I probably didn't tell you anything you don't already know. The key will be figuring out what A.H. stands for.

Thank you, and thanks Spruett!

A few people I've talked to have suggested that A.H could stand for Adolf Hitler and the date 1919 could refer to the foundation of the German Workers Party.

I'm not so sure...

The shape of this item is a cross pattee ( or patty ) which is the same as the German iron cross, but somehow the proportions and light edge band don't seem correct for a government issued piece.

In Germany in 1919 there sprang up a number of paramilitary organisations known as "freikorps", which many ww1 ex-servicemen joined. I wonder if this piece is a privately made badge for one of those units? I checked listings of them and could not find a freikorps unit with initials "AH". There could be one however, or the initials could be something more personal. Freikorps uniforms were largely based on army issue but insignia design was highly individual.