WW1 Gold For Iron Medallion band fully charged with romantic sentiment

fully charged with romantic sentiment

It's also been suggested that the ancient myth of Cupid's arrows could be based on the love dart (worth looking up if you're unfamiliar with this is it's super bizarre) courting behaviour of certain land snail species

Perfect gift for an ex

Russian marks for pure silver (1000/1000) and 14k gold

often seen on headstones and other memorials

WW1 Gold For Iron Medallion band fully charged with romantic sentimentDATE: WW1, c. 1916 A WW1 period Golderinnerungsmnze der Reichsbank (gold donation commemorative token) medallion issued by the German Imperial bank in 1916. Such pieces were exchange for articles of gold: coins, jewellery, watches (and presumably bullion, if you had any lying around). It was part of a well planned, large scale patriotic drive to fund the war effort, inspired by a similar operation around 100 years earlier to try and stay Napoleon's