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This fine original Carl Eickhorn Bavarian Officer's sword
is **SOLD**.
 
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Carl Eickhorn Bavarian Sword
Eickhorn Bavarian Artillery Model 266 Sword
Carl Eickhorn back-to-back squirrels logo
In treue Fest
sword
sword

GENUINE BAVARIAN 'IN TREUE FEST'
GERMAN OFFICER SWORD BY
CARL EICKHORN OF SOLINGEN
AND BEARING THE EICKHORN EDGED WEAPON LOGO IN USE DURING
THE PERIOD 1906 - 1921

This is a nice German Bavarian Officer's sword but we are going to spare you all the windbag hyperbole that you would find on the 'big-name' sword and dagger websites. It is an honest 100 year old piece that was doubtless carried by Bavarian artillery during the First World War and ended up in an empty house in Pennsylvania where it was discovered recently. It has never been to a militaria show and has never been in the hands of a militaria dealer.  This sword is genuine Eickhorn with the back-to-back squirrels logo, not a logo-less sword attributed to Eickhorn like those found on other 'big-name' websites.

CONDITION:
This beautiful German Eickhorn sword is in very good overall condition with a splendid, 32 inch long nick-free double-etched, nickel plated Solingen steel blade with the Bavarian motto In Treue fest. The original off-white leather washer is still in place.

The scabbard still retains about 80% or more of its original black paint, and has no dents. The black covered wooden hand grip is in very good condition with no pieces missing. The nickel plated handle hardware shows plenty of use in terms of the plating (perfectly obvious in our photos) but is not beat-up or damaged in any way.

Collectors should note that many of these Imperial era German NCO swords were still in use during the Nazi era, and thus they can be as much a relic of the Third Reich as of their era of issue. 
Reibert manual illustration

Complete and in far better than average condition. EXACTLY as shown in our photographs.

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