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ARTIFACT:
This is a Extremely Rare Eary World War I 1914's Austrian Gold for Iron Patriotic Donation Ring. Lined with 18K Gold. In the early 19th century items of jewellery, similar to this ring, were given in return for donating gold jewellery to the war effort against Napoleon. A hundred years later the idea was revived during the early stages of the First World War. In return for donating gold and other jewellery to the war effort, donors would receive iron or steel jewellery with the inscription 'Gold gab Ich fur Eisen'. In 1914 the Hungarian composer Emmerich Kalman revised one of his earlier operettas, 'Der gute Kamerad' into 'Gold gab Ich fur Eisen'. Either as a response to the fund raising campaign, or to promote it. This ring belonged to an Austrian family who emigrated to Australia after the First World War.
VINTAGE:
Circa World War I.
SIZE:
Size:7
MATERIALS / CONSTRUCTION:
18K Gold lined with Iron.
ATTACHMENT:
N/A
MARKINGS:
GOLD GAB ICH FUR EEEISEN 1914 O.S.K. : GOLD I GAVE FOR IRON 1914 O.S.K.
ITEM NOTES:
This is from an Austrian militaria collection which we will be listing more of over the next few months. PDJX18 LAAIEX08/30/19
CONDITION:
8+(Very Fine - Excellent):The ring is in very fine - excellent condition.
GUARANTEE: As with all my artifacts, this piece is guaranteed to be original, as described.
