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Evgenies example.

and i wanna ask one more quastion
look at this wolf hook ring ,
is anybody look something like this ?

by the way ... next foto

and last

E is that a stamp on the outside?

I have never seen this typ of ring with a Wolfsangel.

Benten

E., the stamp on the outside of band is highly unusual, but in the right circumstances you will occasionally see it.

It appears to be the same [yet to be properly identified] stamp as this. This stamp does appear on good known rings, usually seen on inside of band. Remember, it should be stamped into the band, not cast in..
Better photos of ring and marks needed..

about Wolfhook ring
Ring have stamp 835 and as say to me saller , ring have stylized sword stamp or sothing like this
I try get from him more better foto

Hi Evgeniy,
I like that Wolfhook ring, a lot. First one that Ive seen that I like. Good stamps and they look "stamped" though its hard to tell. Id like to see some closer pics of the stamps.
Nice!
Cheers,
Ryan
Ehrenring

I wanna ask about this stamp
Anybody know sothing about it ?
P.S. and thx to all for your asnwers
2 Gaspare
What do you mean "Remember, it should be stamped into the band, not cast in.." ???
I dont understan it

i got some more better foto

hook

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The content and other marks are usually stamped in..Repros the marks are cast, already made into the rubber mold..

Stamp on left is for when ring is already formed and stamp must be inside band.

One of the marks looks like the crossed arrow stamp I posted,,you really need to get a better photo of it and especially the one next to it...,G.

But ring not germans and as i know only germans juwellirs stamped in band of ring
I do not see contradictions
Or I am not right ?

Many stamped on inside of band...The ring is supposed to be Dutch...

*Some new information has come in to me..The mark is Dutch! It is supposed to be a sword.
It was used on small pieces that did not have the other mandatory marks on it. Dutch used the mark 1906 to 1953 on 833 up to 934!

Their silver had date codes and also makers marks but small pieces only had to have the sword..Please try and get a better photo of the mark next to it.. Again, a good clear photo will show if they both are cast in or from a mold...,G.

Well, yesterday has received a ring
Look at this stamp, thats all stamps in ring

as i found, info. in internet about stamp
"D & E - These sword marks used 1814-1905 as the standard mark on articles too small for the full hallmarking. They were also used to mark the excess pieces of fully hallmarked objects made of multiple parts.
F - This sword mark was used 1906-1953, circumstances are the same as D & E. From 1953 onward, a similar sword is used, but with standard numerals on the blade (.835 & .925)"
As i see my stamp like "E"

E. , some one has graciously sent me an example to study. It was/is in terrible condition and has been cleaned many times.

The ring was sold by a company that sold fakes in the 1970s. But that doesn't mean all examples are bad..

The ring has the same marks. Made of silver. Stamped,, very thin..There's a good chance they could be original period rings..I still have research to do on it...,G.

Very interesting info., but as i see , quality of manufacturing of my ring, and yours very strongly differs
May be you wanna some foto of my ring ?
Gaspare , you got foto or ring , if you have this ring , plz post foto it here
Evgeniy