Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of First World War Patriotic Rings Auction Archive sponsored by his mother
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sponsored by his mother
additional smooth finished mid-tone brown leather strap stitched on the underside of the belt at the back incorporating a smaller strap housing an aluminum D-ring
on loop for suspension from a period original ribbon with clasp and vertical pinback
having escaped after the collapse of his first rebellion in 1870
Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of First World War Patriotic Rings Auction Archive sponsored by his mother(1. Weltkrieg patriotischer Fingerring). A pair of First World War patriotic rings, including: 1. One constructed of gilded bronze, the exterior bearing a central blackened and silvered Iron Cross, flanked on each side by clutches of oak leaves, the interior stamped with a mark of KJAG possibly indicating manufacture by Kollmann & Jourdan AG, Pforzheim, flanked by a number 65, corresponding to a size 11, weighing 5. 2 grams, in extremely fine
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