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Germany•WW1
WW1 GERMAN BAVARIAN M1889 CAVALRY SWORD – TRIPLE ENGRAVED w/ SCABBARD
$890
In StockTheme:
Militaria
Conflict:
WW I (1914-18)
Condition:
Used: An item that has been used previously
Region of Origin:
Germany
Country of Origin:
Germany
Field Notes
This record names Solingen and German M1889.
This is a German Bavarian WW1 Ulanen Regiment Officer’s Sword, featuring triple engraving on the blade and complete with its scabbard. Officer sabres from Ulanen (lancer) units are highly collectible and are known for their elegant lines, detailed craftsmanship, and distinctive engraved motifs.
The blade displays three engraved panels with traditional military and decorative elements typical of pre-1918 Solingen workmanship. The hilt retains its form, showing the classic Bavarian officer style with curved guard and ornate design.
An untouched World War I-era officer’s sword — an excellent example for collectors of Imperial German militaria.
Condition
Blade: Triple engraved,the blade is in perfect condition. No modern polishing.
Hilt: Intact, with period wear to the grip and guard.
Scabbard: Steel scabbard with patina, minor dents, and surface marks typical for WW1 field use.
Overall: Well-preserved for a WW1 officer weapon; complete and collectible.
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