Austria-Hungary, Empire. A First World War Patriotic Silver Ring Archive surrounded by five stalks of
Description
surrounded by five stalks of wheat along the edge of the buckle
Two 1916 German “Iron for Gold” donation coins
was discharged from hospital on the 31st
as mounted and worn
The Schleswig-Holstein army consisted at this time of approximately 400 volunteers under Prince von Noer
Austria-Hungary, Empire. A First World War Patriotic Silver Ring Archive surrounded by five stalks of(Silberring). Constructed of silver, the exterior with a central shield bearing a raised field gun, topped by an Austro Hungarian style shako and crossed sword and rifle, above a date of 1914, flanked on each side by laurel leaves, the interior bearing illegible silver hallmarks, corresponding to a size 6, weighing 3. 4 grams, in extremely fine condition.
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