Nazi Ring

[Ralph A]

Behold my Nazi ring. Made by a Nazi for a real Nazi. You gots to be a Nazi to wear this bad, bad boy.

No, I've never worn it.

[G May]

That is a bad boy. Never slipped in on, just for a second? G May

[Dez H]

Ralph you naughty, naughty nazi

Here is mine:

[Dez H]

[Richard]

Here's the only ring I have. Vet obtained, I received it from JFK (no, not John F. Kennedy, rather Joseph F. Kamnikar). He was a friend of my parents in Germany and worked with my father. It was his only souvenier from the war. It is marked 835, with a jeweler's mark and a capital K.
Richard V

[Ralph A]

SS and Luftwaffe rings!

Very cool.

No, I've never put that evil thing on. The awards and decorations, insignia, etc. were mandated. . . these rings are very personal items. Puts them into a class by themselves. Can't bring myself to slip the creepy thing on.

They are very "sexy", though, eh?

[James Noble]

Ralph, Wow your ring took me back a few years, A firend of mine that I worked with some years ago showed me a ring identical to yours if memory serves me right that belonged to his grandmother for that reason he wouldn't sell it. Very nice

[Ralph A]

Belonged to someone's Grandmother??

That's too funny. Was it Ilse Koch?

[Mike Dunn]

Here are a few that I have--Mike

[Mike Dunn]

another.......

[Mike Dunn]

and another

[Mike Dunn]

Last but not the least! Thanks for looking, Mike

[Mike Dunn]

OPPS one more simple one!

[Ralph A]

[Ralph A]

Name that unit!

Maybe too easy...