Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of First World War Patriotic Rings certificate_of_authenticity with a War Merit Cross

with a War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords embossed in silver on the exterior of the lid

including a Stendal badge

Footnote: The Order of Skanderbeg was instituted in 1925 by President Ahmed ben Zogu as an order of merit and amended in 1940 under Italian rule

rejoined the 60th Infantry Battalion on November 7th

Germany, Imperial. A Pair Of First World War Patriotic Rings certificate_of_authenticity with a War Merit Cross(1. Weltkrieg patriotischer Fingerring). A pair of First World War patriotic rings, including: 1. One constructed of gilded bronze, the exterior bearing a central blackened and silvered Iron Cross, flanked on each side by clutches of oak leaves, the interior stamped with a mark of KJAG possibly indicating manufacture by Kollmann & Jourdan AG, Pforzheim, flanked by a number 65, corresponding to a size 11, weighing 5. 2 grams, in extremely fine