Germany, Third Reich. A West Wall Totenkopf Ring Hold named to Gustav Alexander Prinzen

named to Gustav Alexander Prinzen zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn

with a central mobile swastika bearing a date of “1933”

when a direct hit from a Russian flak shell forced the crew of a 1G+BM to jump from a burning plane with parachutes to an unknown future

13mm(height)

mounted on two facing cards) and nine The City Temple Bulletin Programmes (with various dates in 1941) - the front cover on one album has been lost to time)

Germany, Third Reich. A West Wall Totenkopf Ring Hold named to Gustav Alexander Prinzen(Westwall Silberring). Constructed of silver, the exterior bearing a central raised Totenkopf, flanked by an inscription of WESTWALL indicating likely ownership by a member of the Wehrmacht or Reichsarbeitsdienst involved in guarding or constructing the Siegfried Line, the interior bearing a silver content number of 900, corresponding to a size 10, weighing 4. 5 grams, in extremely fine condition.