WW1 A soldier's belongings Freikorps - Neusilber ring, Aluminum patch For Sale

WW1 A soldier's belongings FreikorpsOriginal imperial German Freikorps Neusilber ring. Aluminum patch "Bayern Waсht"The ring is an original piece of militaria, perfect for collectors of period items. The conflict represented on this ring is the WW1 era (1914-18), and it was manufactured in Germany. The ring is an excellent addition to any militaria collection, with its unique design and historical significance. Made of Neusilber.

• Neusilber was created in Germany in the 1820s as an alternative to more expensive alloys, but the exact year of its invention is unknown. At the same time, an alloy similar in composition, called "maillechort," was invented in 1819 in Lyon, France, by Mayot and Chorié.
• Creation: Neusilberappeared in Germany as "new silver" ("neusilber"), imitating silver but more affordable.

The size in the last photo.The last two photos show screenshots of German Freikorps rings. There you can also read about the formation of the German Freikorps during WW1 and the Second Reich (Weimar Republic).
Original sleeve emblem of the Bavarian Freikorps "BAYERNWACHT", stamped aluminum, anodized with silver coating, polished edges, with embossed holes, for sewing onto uniforms. Patch with original fabric backing.The penultimate photos provide information about these emblems.Happy betting and shopping!Sending within 1-2 days. Goods are in Ukraine. Delivery takes up to 30 days on average, but may be a little longer.Thank you

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