TK ring

[Jon Fish]

Here is some eye candy guys..........
This belonged to a member of the LSSAH who was KIA in Normandy. Died in a field hospital,leaving a small baby behind who's mum and the soldiers wife died in child birth ! I have a large research file on him.

[Jon Fish]

ID is just for photographic salivation purposes :]

[Jon Fish]

Was good light today so made a few nice pics. Found the TK Leitheft at home,thought it was at the bank !

[Jon Fish]

Found a couple..............

[Jon Fish]

Last one
Hope you enjoyed the ring.

[ErichS]

Gee Jon, I only thought you liked Blood Orders and then you come up with this little treasure. A super ring in it's own right and with an interesting history!

[Lassi]

outstanding and very interesting
Regards
Lars

[Albrecht]

Excellent presentation!

[leib1]

Very Nice John

[AFF96]

Wonderful John!
Congrats!

Greg

[Military]

Very nice Jon, you have an eye for good things.

Mil

[RUHL13]

Very nice Jon, excellant display
Regards,
Gary

[Jon. H]

Very Very Very Nice John!!!

[Billy G]

Jon,

A sad story about the original wearer but something sweet to behold. Wouldn't you agree that it makes the whole historical experience behind such pieces so much fuller when you can not only attribute a name but also a face to the item? In this case not only the foregoing but a story as well, really brings such items alive IMO. I suppose it's the same with Blutorden as well.

[Jon Fish]

I nearly parted with this one a while back but glad I held on to it. I have a Don COA with it as well. Research file is big,I have a modern photo of his grave someplace[I think but have had a PC crash since and think it was lost:[,he rests in Northern France. I will have to try to get over to visit and take a few pictures.He died 10th August 1944 and won the EK1&2 along with the close combat clasp and infantry assault badges. I'll take some pictures and post up some of his docs...............