Germany, Third Reich. A West Wall Commemorative Totenkopf Ring Hold 1882 in London

1882 in London

in silvered feinzink

this vessel has continuously distinguished herself since her first appearance in enemy waters by her successful and relentless attacks against the enemy and it is believed the Snook undoubtedly was pursuing just such bold and aggressive tactics up until the time she was declared missing

extremely fine condition with age spots and two punched holes

The wreck site lies approximately halfway along the Caledonian MacBrayne ferry route between Androssan and Brodick and is a controlled site under the Protection of Military Remains Act

Germany, Third Reich. A West Wall Commemorative Totenkopf Ring Hold 1882 in London(West Wall Ring). Constructed of silvered bronze, the exterior bearing a raised Totenkopf, flanked on each side by oak leaves and by an inscription of WEST WALL, unmarked, corresponding to a size 11. 25, with minor loss of silver finish visible to the exterior, likely purchased by a member of the Reichsarbeitsdienst (RAD) or Wehrmacht involved in constructing or manning the West Wall (Siegfried Line), an unusual ring in near extremely fine condition.