Hmmm both very valid points. I think I will take your advice on it too. Thank you for all the help guys, I can see that this is a great forum and I will be sticking around for some time.
Hmmm both very valid points. I think I will take your advice on it too. Thank you for all the help guys, I can see that this is a great forum and I will be sticking around for some time.
as i am colecting rings and living in Latvija ,i can tell-i,m seeing very often different kind of rings.many are fakes,but with no trying to protect eny latvian fakemakers i can tell you boy,s:about 80% of these rings are coming in Latvija from Estonia. if there are so many fake rings on e-ebay sold by latvians:-well what to say,internet is full of dummy desighn ss,wehrmacht,himmlers etc rings sold from america,poland,germany.keep eyes width open and don,t foult Latvians
This one is definately made in Latvia by Aleksei, as much others, this ring is a similar to that rings located at the Espenlaub site's repro section WW2 German militaria, Reproductions and post war made items
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Dimas
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Definately Latvia is a reach land for original items, but some " gold hands" made a a hundreds of fakes, and due of that Latvia got a not good reputation: as I count myself- there is a lot of nice and truily original stuff, because Latvian battlefields has some stuff dated from a June of 1945 year...
SS Tarnmuetze found in the heart of Latvia- Riga: https://www.warrelics.eu/forum/cloth...uetze-m42-507/
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Dimas
my Skype: warrelics
IT is fake he has prob used sulphur to make it black that is what i use on my iron cross to make it look old.
so any rings that look like this dont buy and the number 900 is in alot of diff fake ww2 rings i seen so stay away from them too and thay also have RZM. got my self a nsdap ring from estonia(at sadamarket near the habour) thougt it was fake wasen´t so i might not be 100% correct but
too make something look black like that is made by sulphur cos my silver rings and that look like that at first.
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