Hi All, i am hoping that you can help identify if this is a ring made for a regiment of some sort during the Russian Empire reign?

It’s got "50" on left side, crown in the middle and "кп" on the right side. Inside, it has the name of the owner…i guess. a mint mark what appears to be a triangle.

I am curious as to what 50кп stands for, if it does at all?

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Hey everyone,

Hope you are all doing fine.

I have some pictures here from two rings i got from my father:

-he told me that one of the rings is a honour ring from the 7th SS Volunteer Mountain Division under Prinz Eugen

The ring has a number 41 on the left and the odal rune on the right and it has a series of numbers on the opposite side of the ring..

-The other ring, i have absolutely no clue, there is a lot of wear on it tho..

Just wondering what you guys think about it, i’m very curious if they are real or whatever information about them that is out there.

Thank you in advance.

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I just got these in a couple days ago. The originals of two postcard portraits used in "Field Uniforms of German Army Panzer Forces in World War 2" by Mike Pruett and Bob Edwards.

I’m not a hardcore photograph collector, but as a former U.S. Army "Panzermann" myself, I like to acquire photos of tank and other AFV crewmen when I can.

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