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In Batwoman S01E09 (Crisis on Infinite Earths), we go to Earth 99 Gotham City where Batman is a ruthless killer and keeps trophies of his kills. We can easily identify:

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Joker, Riddler and supposedly Mr Freeze

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Superman and Poison Ivy on the left. But what is after it that switch/handle like thing on the left of Clark Kent's glasses?

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I didn't thought that before myself, but this video suggests:

It's Two-Face's coin and seems legit to me.

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The helmet to the far left of Clark Kent's glasses could be Mr. Combustible's helmet. It has the general shape of his lightbulb-helmet, and doesn't look like it'd be Mr. Freeze's because of the coloration. Still a possibility, though, because the lighting in the scene is quite low.

The object to the immediate left of Clark Kent's glasses looks to be a splinter of wood to me, which would likely belong to The Ventriloquist's puppet Scarface. Less likely is a splinter of another ventriloquist Shauna Belzer's doll Ferdie. It alternatively looks like it could be a needle, in reference to Scarecrow's needle gloves (a la Freddy Kreugar) he dons in multiple incarnations.

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  • What helmet are you referring to? The glass case contains ivy.
    – Joachim
    Jan 20, 2020 at 10:39
  • That makes more sense. I couldn't see from the image that something was inside of it, and was thinking the case itself was the object on display.
    – JRodge01
    Jan 21, 2020 at 14:13

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