Military Finger Rings

It is a red enamel on gilded brass, with the US Marine Corps eagle globe and unfouled anchor emblem.

It measures a Size 6-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the inside.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It is a blue enamel on gilded brass, with the US Army eagle..

It measures a Size 7 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the inside.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It is a blue enamel on gilded brass, with the US Navy anchor emblem.

It measures a Size 7 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the inside.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It has a gilt war eagle on a table of red, white and blue enamel.

It measures about a Size 10 (there is some deformation of the band to make it about a Size 9) and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a Federal "war eagle" cast on the table of a STERLING silver content Made in Mexico marked ring. Note the eagle is facing the arrows and not the olive branches.

It measures a Size 13-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a Federal eagle cast on the table of an unmarked ring. It was resized to a smaller size and the content mark was lost.

It measures a Size 8 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is fair to good throughout, with significant wear and tarnish from age.

It has a gold and enamel Federal eagle applied on a table of a STERLING silver content marked ring.

It measures a Size 10 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a gold and enamel Federal eagle applied on a table of a STERLING silver content marked ring.

It measures a Size 12 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a gold star and Federal eagle applied on a table of a 925 (STERLING) silver content marked ring. There is a CC maker mark on the inside. There are interesting shield with ONE star chiefs on the sides.

It measures a Size 10-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a silver straight wing propeller USAAC branch insignia applied on a table of black onyx on STERLING silver content marked ring with a stylized belt and buckles on the sides.  .

It measures a Size 11 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a silver upward curved wing propeller of the USAAC branch insignia on the  left side and a Jenny J-3 in the form of a cross on the right side. The blue stone is inset on the table. It is STERLING silver content marked on the inside of the band and has the aviator No. 16073 (probably his cadet number in the CPTP) engraved in the inside and the name Abraham W. Abrahamson engraved on the back band.

It measures a Size 10. It is NOT recommended to be resized because of potential loss of content.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has formed oak leaves, acorns and the RAD insignia on the table.

The silver plate is very worn from many years of service.  About 15% of the original plating remains.

It measures as a Size 11-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good, except as noted  There are some moderate to heavy signs of routine wear mostly to the sides.

It has a gold anchor USN insignia applied on a table of Mother of Pearl on Sterling silver ring.  It is content marked D.B. STERLING and 10K GOLD FILLED.

It measures a Size 12 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a red and yellow enamel unit insignia applied on SILVER content marked ring.  It has a green banner on the rim reading SEOUL KOREA 1952-1953.

It measures a Size 11 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It has a yellow, red and blue enamel one-piece unit insignia applied on STERLING content and GROUSE CO. maker marked ring.

It measures a Size 10 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The band is split at the back, but can be easily repaired by any jeweler when resized.

It has a 10K gold content with JOSTEN maker mark. Josten is one of the premier ring makers and always makes rings of superlative quality.

It measures a Size 8-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler. It was neatly resized once in the past.  The interior is machine engraved with the initials R.A.R and etched RAR on the back of the table with a hand scriber.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the Air Forces banners and officer branch insignia winged prop and USAAF emblems on the sides.

The condition is near excellent, with only minor signs of wear.

It has a STERLING silver content with stamped content mark.

It measures a small Size 7-1/2 (sized for a WAAC) and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The eagle on the face is a bit more worn than the rest of the ring.

It has a STERLING silver content with stamped content mark.

It measures a Size 11-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The stone is a bit worn.

It has a 10K gold content mark.

It measures a Size 9-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the crossed rifles of the infantry branch on one side and the exploding ordnance bomb insignia on the other side.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some minor signs of wear mostly to the eagle on the face.

It has a 10K gold content mark. It is also machine engraved "C'est La Guerre" on the inside.  The history of Fort Devens describes the occasion of the event this ring commemorated:

...a musical drama composed and performed by members of a unit training at Camp Devens provides a glimpse of military camp life and information about the [74th Infantry] regiment involved.

One of a growing number of items in the Devens Historical Museum collection, the printed program for "C'est La Guerre," for evening performances on Jan. 7 and 8, 1919, and a matinee on the 8th, must have come close to the final assembly for this unit, the 74th Infantry Regiment, part of the 24th Infantry Brigade of the 12th Army Division, also known as the Plymouth Division.  (more history here)

It measures a Size 9 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the crossed rifles of the infantry branch on table and the engraved "74" above.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some minor signs of wear mostly to the eagle on the face.

It has a 10K gold stamped content mark and a maker mark.

It measures a Size 11-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.  It has not been resized.  The words NAVAL AVIATOR and date 1944 surround the stone in raised letters.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The stone is a worn and was apparently remounted at one time.

It has a Gold Filled silver content with stamped maker mark (??&B).

It measures a Size 11 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.  It was resized to 11 long ago, evident at the back over the maker mark.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the winged prop branch insignia on the sides, only used by the US Army Air Force, and not the later USAF formed in 1947.

The condition is near very good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The stone shows moderate to heavy wear.

It is a red enamel on gilded brass, with the US Marine Corps eagle globe and unfouled anchor emblem.

It measures a Size 6-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the inside.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It is a blue enamel on gilded brass, with the US Army eagle..

It measures a Size 7 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the inside.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It is a blue enamel on gilded brass, with the US Navy anchor emblem.

It measures a Size 7 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the inside.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It has a gilt war eagle on a table of red, white and blue enamel.

It measures about a Size 10 (there is some deformation of the band to make it about a Size 9) and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a Federal "war eagle" cast on the table of a STERLING silver content Made in Mexico marked ring. Note the eagle is facing the arrows and not the olive branches.

It measures a Size 13-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a Federal eagle cast on the table of an unmarked ring. It was resized to a smaller size and the content mark was lost.

It measures a Size 8 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is fair to good throughout, with significant wear and tarnish from age.

It has a gold and enamel Federal eagle applied on a table of a STERLING silver content marked ring.

It measures a Size 10 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a gold and enamel Federal eagle applied on a table of a STERLING silver content marked ring.

It measures a Size 12 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a gold star and Federal eagle applied on a table of a 925 (STERLING) silver content marked ring. There is a CC maker mark on the inside. There are interesting shield with ONE star chiefs on the sides.

It measures a Size 10-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a silver straight wing propeller USAAC branch insignia applied on a table of black onyx on STERLING silver content marked ring with a stylized belt and buckles on the sides.  .

It measures a Size 11 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a silver upward curved wing propeller of the USAAC branch insignia on the  left side and a Jenny J-3 in the form of a cross on the right side. The blue stone is inset on the table. It is STERLING silver content marked on the inside of the band and has the aviator No. 16073 (probably his cadet number in the CPTP) engraved in the inside and the name Abraham W. Abrahamson engraved on the back band.

It measures a Size 10. It is NOT recommended to be resized because of potential loss of content.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has formed oak leaves, acorns and the RAD insignia on the table.

The silver plate is very worn from many years of service.  About 15% of the original plating remains.

It measures as a Size 11-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good, except as noted  There are some moderate to heavy signs of routine wear mostly to the sides.

It has a gold anchor USN insignia applied on a table of Mother of Pearl on Sterling silver ring.  It is content marked D.B. STERLING and 10K GOLD FILLED.

It measures a Size 12 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout, with wear and tarnish from age.

It has a red and yellow enamel unit insignia applied on SILVER content marked ring.  It has a green banner on the rim reading SEOUL KOREA 1952-1953.

It measures a Size 11 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near excellent throughout.

It has a yellow, red and blue enamel one-piece unit insignia applied on STERLING content and GROUSE CO. maker marked ring.

It measures a Size 10 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The band is split at the back, but can be easily repaired by any jeweler when resized.

It has a 10K gold content with JOSTEN maker mark. Josten is one of the premier ring makers and always makes rings of superlative quality.

It measures a Size 8-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler. It was neatly resized once in the past.  The interior is machine engraved with the initials R.A.R and etched RAR on the back of the table with a hand scriber.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the Air Forces banners and officer branch insignia winged prop and USAAF emblems on the sides.

The condition is near excellent, with only minor signs of wear.

It has a STERLING silver content with stamped content mark.

It measures a small Size 7-1/2 (sized for a WAAC) and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The eagle on the face is a bit more worn than the rest of the ring.

It has a STERLING silver content with stamped content mark.

It measures a Size 11-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The stone is a bit worn.

It has a 10K gold content mark.

It measures a Size 9-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the crossed rifles of the infantry branch on one side and the exploding ordnance bomb insignia on the other side.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some minor signs of wear mostly to the eagle on the face.

It has a 10K gold content mark. It is also machine engraved "C'est La Guerre" on the inside.  The history of Fort Devens describes the occasion of the event this ring commemorated:

...a musical drama composed and performed by members of a unit training at Camp Devens provides a glimpse of military camp life and information about the [74th Infantry] regiment involved.

One of a growing number of items in the Devens Historical Museum collection, the printed program for "C'est La Guerre," for evening performances on Jan. 7 and 8, 1919, and a matinee on the 8th, must have come close to the final assembly for this unit, the 74th Infantry Regiment, part of the 24th Infantry Brigade of the 12th Army Division, also known as the Plymouth Division.  (more history here)

It measures a Size 9 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the crossed rifles of the infantry branch on table and the engraved "74" above.

The condition is very good to near excellent, with some minor signs of wear mostly to the eagle on the face.

It has a 10K gold stamped content mark and a maker mark.

It measures a Size 11-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.  It has not been resized.  The words NAVAL AVIATOR and date 1944 surround the stone in raised letters.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The stone is a worn and was apparently remounted at one time.

It has a Gold Filled silver content with stamped maker mark (??&B).

It measures a Size 11 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.  It was resized to 11 long ago, evident at the back over the maker mark.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the winged prop branch insignia on the sides, only used by the US Army Air Force, and not the later USAF formed in 1947.

The condition is near very good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The stone shows moderate to heavy wear.

It has a STERLING silver content with stamped content mark.

It measures a Size 8-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.  It was resized to 8-1/2 long ago, evident at the back over the STERLING content mark.  This is a nicely detailed ring.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near very good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The stone is a bit worn.

It has a Karatclad 14K H.G.E. content mark and a "U" with a horizontal arrow through it maker mark.

It measures a Size 11-1/2 and can be easily resized and re-plated by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The plating is worn off of the back of the band.

It has a STERLING content mark. The coat of arms has a lion passant and fleur-de-lis on a shield.

It measures a Size 9 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with moderate signs of long wear throughout.

It has a STERLING content mark and a PAT PEND content and registration marks. The ring has a hinged front table to reveal a compartment below. This one has a picture of the aviator's sweetheart.

It measures a Size 11-1/2 and can be easily resized by any jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good, with minor signs of long wear throughout.

It has a STERLING content mark and a PAT PEND content and registration marks. The ring has a hinged front table to reveal a compartment below. This one has a picture of the Guardsman's sweetheart.

It measures a Size 12.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near good, with significant signs of long wear throughout.  The plating is worn off of the back of the band.

It features very detailed oak leaves and acorns flanking a black and white enamel Iron Cross 1914 First Class.

It measures as a Size 9.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. It is content marked STERLING, and maker marked E. F. LINDER CO. 1441 3rd Ave N.Y.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear and tarnish present.

It measures as a Size 6.

The condition is very good to near excellent.

It is marked with the dates "1914" and "1917" either side of the black and white enamel cross.

It measures as a Size 10.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear and tarnish present.

It is marked with the dates "14" and "16" either side of the inset brass cross.

It measures as a Size 9-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

The inlaid cross is black and the crescent is red.

It measures as a Size 10-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It measures as a Size 11-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with "AFRICA 42" (Operation Torch), and "SICILY 43" (Operation Husky) on the face.

It measures as a Size 10-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and  left side. Note the laurel leaves.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with a war service chevron "V", AFRICA, and "43" on the face.

It measures as a Size 11.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with "ALGIERS"and "1944" on the face.

It measures as a Size 11.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some moderate signs of routine wear.

It is marked with "IRAN" and "1945" sides, and has a scimitar and flower on an applied copper disk on the face.

It measures as a Size 10-1/2.  It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with "19"and "45" on the sides, and has a CHINA BURMA INDIA and CBI shield in red, black, green and blue enamel on the face.

It measures as a Size 5.  It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is good, with significant wear throughout.

It is marked with "CHINA" and "BURMA" on the sides, and has a name "LEE" (possibly LES) and CBI shield in red and blue, with blue lettered enamel on the face.

It measures as a Size 10.  It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is good, with significant wear to the enamel throughout.

It is marked with the CBI shield and C.B.I. in red and blue enamel on the face.

It measures as a Size 9.  It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near excellent, with minor tarnish and slight wear present.

It is marked with a very unusual diamond-shaped CBI shield and CHINA -BURMA on one side and INDIA-1944 on the other in red and blue enamel on the face.

It measures as a Size 9-1/2.  It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is near excellent, with minor tarnish and moderate wear present.

It is marked with a script Philippines, and "45" on the face.

It measures as a Size 10.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with a script Manila, and "1945" on the face. It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

It measures as a Size 12.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There is a break at the back of the band that can be easily repaired by any jeweler when resized.

It is marked with a block engraved 1945 MANILA PI, and floral embellishments on the face.  It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

It measures as a Size 10.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with a block engraved MANILA, and floral embellishments on the face.  It is not content marked and appears to be made of coin silver.

It measures as a Size 7-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and  left side.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with a script "Brest" on the face and floral embellishments at the sides.

It measures as a Size 7-1/2.

This is a view of the front side and inside.

The condition is very good to near excellent throughout.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with a block letter "Brest" and stamped 1918 date on the face. There is a slight double strike on the date.

It measures as a Size 7-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is very good with a slight nick in the band at the back.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with the carabao (water buffalo) on the face. There are a number of raised Japanese Kanji marks inside the ring.

It measures as a Size 10-1/2. It can be repaired and resized by any quality jeweler.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is fair to good with a split in the band at the back.  There are some moderate to heavy signs of long time wear.

It is marked with a block letter "GERMANY" and 1945 date with the distinctive unit insignia of the unit on the face. The names on the sides of the ring are Luther and Bertha.

It measures as a Size 7.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is near excellent.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It is marked with a red enamel rising sun on the face.

It measures as a Size 10-1/2.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is near excellent.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.

It has a Norseman in a Viking helmet on the face, SS sigrunes and the sunwheel style swastika on the sides..

It measures as a Size 13.

This is a view of the right side and left side.

The condition is near excellent.  There are some minor signs of routine wear.