looks like a good original ring marked "goldin"
if i could have your opinion on this ring?

thank you
ado

IMHO looks good to me there ado- I notice it's your first post.... Welcome to the forum, hope u stick around as a member- great group of guys here... Best,
Mike

Thank you Mike
It is good to be here as a new member

regards
ado

welcome Ado...,
, This is a good known pattern. Seems to be marked correctly. My opinion is that this is not Freikorp era. I own a photo of it in wear and its a WW2 soldier and have seen another also WW2 era. Also the style is WW2 era.
This is heavily worn, surprised that enamel is still in there!

I think too wwII period.
And a fine looking one.

Hi Gaspare and Thank you

Here is the photo of this ring in wear that I have found.
Do you have the same photo?

Regards
Ado

I own the original photo and it is very clear. I was very trusting years ago and showed it to a collector who didn't think the ring existed. Photo wasn't supposed to be published on the net but ,,oh well, you live and learn..

That's a pretty rare ring.., nice to have in a collection..

It looks like this fantasy
http://savepic.net/8368151.htm

Good eyes....yes ring in pic is of course a different pattern

there are many that believe in that Wehrwolf ring is good.. There are 2 different pattern I believe ,,or have seen that are supposed to be from the pre-war/Freikorps era... Anyone have an example they believe authentic?

Nice ring, but why you thinking , that ring from "Freikorps Wehrwolf"
I think it only a design similar
there is no documentary evidence that this ring worn by members of the "Freikorps Wehrwolf"
Simple ring of period ww2
No more ...

E. , I agree with you 100%.. Referring to this ring:

Anybody have one,,or similar?

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Was this ever repurposed into anything else, though? A pendant, attached to a walking stick, etc that u guys know of?

Nice ring