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The World War I Ring Features:
Rifle stock wedding band
WWI uniform ring inlay
Silver inlay
Fit: Comfort Fit
Size: 13
Width: 8mm
Handcrafted to order in the USA
Ships in 24 - 48 hours after ordering
Limited Lifetime Warranty

Springfield 1903 Rifle Stock Walnut

In the year 1903, the U.S. Army designed and adopted a bolt-action rifle in response to the popular Mausers experienced during the Spanish-American War and other battles in the late 1800's. The Springfield 1903 would accompany American soldiers in the trenches of WWI and the fields of WWII, and remains a fine rifle to shoot and a collectors item to this day. Theodore Roosevelt, having personally experienced the barrage of mauser bullets with his famed Rough Riders in Cuba, pressed for the creation of this historic rifle. It was with the Springfield 1903 that the President hunted game in his infamous African Safari.

We obtain our 1903 stocks from reputable sellers and check both the style of the rifle stock and cartouche stamps to make sure they are authentic WWI or WWII-era pieces.

WWI Wool U.S. Army Soldier's Field Shirt

Classic America! We put so much thought and quality into the products created in the early 20th century. A soldier's uniform was made of wool, all made in the U.S., for the fabric's superior ability to keep a soldier warm, even when wet. The wool infantryman's field shirt used in this ring was worn by a soldier in WWI. The olive drab green not only creates a wonderful contrast to the ring, but has a unique texture you won't find in any other ring.

A strip of sterling silver ties the elements together and adds a touch of class.

This is a true American Joe's ring, perfect for the history buff and sentimentalist.

Each Ring is Handcrafted in North Carolina

We are proud to say this ring was crafted by hand in North Carolina, and honored to play a small role in the "Made in USA" movement taking place across the nation and sharing a part in our American heritage