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Germany, SS. An SS-Honour Ring (Death’s Head Ring)

Item: G35246

Germany, SS. An SS-Honour Ring (Death’s Head Ring)

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Germany, SS. An SS-Honour Ring (Death’s Head Ring)

A well preserved rare example of a third reich period SS-Honour Ring (SS-Ehrenring), also referred to by collectors as a Death’s Head Ring; the ring constructed of silver, with an oak-leaf design along the outside of the ring, along with the four trademark runes - being “Sig”, “Hagal”, “Swastika”, and “Double”, and a skull and bones motif in the center; the inside of the ring is inscribed “H. Himmler” and is dated “30.6.34”; it has an interior diameter of 23 mm - suitable for a very large finger; a proudly worn example in overall near extremely fine condition. A rare example.