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Antique Austro-Hungarian 19th Century Lionhead Court Sword with Scabbard Rare Austro-Hungarian Lionhead Court Sword from the 1800s, complete with its scabbard. A fine ceremonial and dress weapon, richly decorated and designed to display rank and prestige rather than for battlefield use. Origin: Austro-Hungary, 19th century Hilt: Brass lionhead pommel with inset eyes, ornate guard and grip Blade: Straight steel blade, typical court style, with age patina and light wear Scabbard: Scabbard included, showing honest wear consistent with age Condition: Good antique condition. Natural patina, wear, and aging. Blade and hilt remain solid, scabbard intact. Court swords such as this were carried by officers and noblemen of the Austro-Hungarian Empire as symbols of rank and ceremony. Today they represent an important part of European military and cultural history.
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