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Germany•Unknown Century

German Weimar Period Army Officer Sword

$550.00
In Stock
Condition:
Used: An item that has been used previously
Country of Origin:
Germany
Theme:
Militaria
Brand:
Karl Eichhorn Solingen

For sale: Original Germany Weimar Period Army Ordnance Officer’s Sword with Scabbard, crafted by the renowned Karl Eichhorn of Solingen. This elegant and historical piece exemplifies the quality and craftsmanship of the interwar era in Germany.

The blade measures approximately 28 inches and features a polished finish with clear maker's markings, including the iconic "Karl Eichhorn Solingen" stamp. The sword is numbered, adding to its authenticity and collectibility.

The hilt includes an guard with detailed designs, a secure pommel, and a grip high-quality material, embodying the refined aesthetics of the Weimar military tradition.

The original scabbard is included, made of durable steel with a smooth black finish, designed to protect and complement the sword.

This rare and collectible officer’s sword is an ideal addition for military historians or collectors of German militaria, representing a significant period in Germany’s military heritage.