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I found this weekend only a nice wine rack for �4,- and 8 plasic clasps for �2,- a bag of 2kg large bolts with nuts for �1.- ��. But here a ring, with a "fatal" slogan I got a few weeks ago....
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That's one I'd really like. Good find!....I believe there are ones with the same face that are marked "1914...1916" as well. So you still have one to look for. 
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Thanks for your reply BadBob . For me this is the first ring-with-slogan I ever have seen ; perhaps there are besides variations in dates( 1914-1916 as you mentioned ) also more variations in the slogans on rings ? Just like the many enameled German WW1 badges have, for examle those on which the Germans curse at the English and Italians or their enemies in general.
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Hi Benten, Great ring!! My favorite WW1 ring. Ive heard its the slogan of the Hussars. Great!
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Ehrenring, thanks for your info and complement.  Another plain WW1 postcard slogan ; "Durch Not und Tod zum Sieg" - "By Extremity and Death to Victory!" .
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