World War II. German personal ring. WW2

Unique historical artifact: metal ring of the 12th Panzer Division (Minsk, 1941). I present to your attention a rare example of trench art from the Second World War. This ring is not just a decoration, but a "living" witness to the events of the initial period of the Eastern Front. The ring clearly shows engravings that identify its owner as a soldier of the 12th Panzer Division of the Wehrmacht 12. It was this formation that took part in the large-scale battles for Minsk in 1941, as evidenced by the inscription on the other side of the product.

Plot: Commemorative seal with tactical or heraldic symbols on the upper platform. Inscriptions: Hand-engraved "MINSK 1941" and "Pz Div 12". Material: (or white metal-based alloy) with a natural multi-year patina.

Design: Open shank (adjustable size), which is typical of front-line products that were adjusted to the owner's finger. Condition: Collectible, "attic" or "field" preservation.

The metal has not been cleaned to preserve the authentic look and spirit of the era.

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