SS Honour ring

[Ostmaerker]

May I, once again, ask you about your opinion on this item?

At first I thought about a after-war copy, but I couldn´t find the name incraved in google, so maybe a real one?

Thank you very much!

Ostmaerker

[Ostmaerker]

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[Ostmaerker]

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[Ostmaerker]

The ring is big, it has a inner diameter of 2,3 cm

[Ostmaerker]

Fotos of the back of the skull:

First people tell me its original

[Ostmaerker]

I hope better pictures of the incraving:

[tanker]

I see in pic 5 it is a top and bottom shot. with that clarified, it appears to be original.

[Ostmaerker]

Better pic of the front

[Christian76]

Looks good to me

[Reichskanzler]

Looks to be a very nice original so far. How about a picture of the recipients name?

[Ostmaerker]

Looks to be a very nice original so far. How about a picture of the recipients name?

I will show the name the minute I am owner of the ring.
It is a officer of "The Reich" as far as I was told....

Sorry for the bad pictures, which I can´t explain, I think my camera is kind of messed up, I have to check if everythink is ok with it

Ostmaerker

[Antonio Scapini]

Looks a nice original ring to me too.

[Gary Symonds]

Original.

Has all the proper die flaws, in the proper places.

[sgstandard]

Rings

I agree........but I want to warn about using the "die-flaws" as the determining factor, since the best fakers already know about them, and try to reproduce them. The "inside-engraving" quality is just as important, and is much harder to duplicate than the die flaws.

[ValhallaMilitaria]

I agree........but I want to warn about using the "die-flaws" as the determining factor, since the best fakers already know about them, and try to reproduce them. The "inside-engraving" quality is just as important, and is much harder to duplicate than the die flaws.

And it is the engraving that I look at first when evaluating these.
Nice!