Evening all just thought I would share my item to my collection hope you like it's maker marked Labo and stamped 835
Evening all just thought I would share my item to my collection hope you like it's maker marked Labo and stamped 835
nice looking ring mate.
Thanks harry
Well known period pattern - but a lot of fakes of this around.
From this bad pics i would bet this one here is a cast fake.
Can you please try to make sharp Close up pics of the ring - not the fingers :-)
And please a shot from the upsite of the skull - thanks.
Though I'm not saying it's a reproduction as I haven't a clue, the aging certainly does look artificial.
Hi, I sold panzer trooper this ring, I bought it from a very well respected digger from Demjansk area
Ring is Ground Dug ..and is pitted..
Please post more detailed pictures James
Cheers
Fraser
As for silver not pitting
Both genuine Honour rings I have had which were both ground finds
Complete with Boyle And Baldes CoAs exhibited pitting
As was mentioned by DB on his CoA
Appears ground dug due to pitting
Regards
Fraser
2.Yes, the tarnish spot may result in a deep pit if not removed, as indicated above. Any spot of tarnish is already a "pit" in that sulfide (most typically) attack has eaten into the metal at least a little bit. Often the "pit" is rather shallow and not noticeable when the sulfide layer is polished away. It is probably best to try to polish tarnish spots out if they are not deep. OTOH, in some cases, as often happens with salt dishes, the pitting is so deep that too much metal would have to be removed to get the pits out. You have to eyeball it when you polish and determine how deep the pit really is.
From internet site regarding Does silver tarnish..
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Fraser
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