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WW1 "I Gave Gold For Iron" Ring Size:7 A fine antique jockey's cap

SKU 16771702354
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Description

A fine antique jockey's cap pendant with a miniature (working

The flowers are finished in colourful enamel

and was traditionally a mark of beer strength

Shield: English hallmarks for 9k gold

WW1 "I Gave Gold For Iron" Ring Size:7 A fine antique jockey's capDATE: WW1, 1914 An antique iron ring dating from the first World War. The band of iron, encased in a 14k rose gold inner with the words "Gold gab ich fr Eisen 1914 O. S. K." translating to I Gave Gold For Iron engraved to the band. On the inside of the band, "Mit Willen Dein Eingen", loosely translating to "With Your Own Will" is engraved. In an effort to raise money to fight the first world war, the Austro Hungarian empire had an idea from 100 years

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