Original WWI Imperial German Army Officer's Sword with Etched Blade and Scabbard Japanese Military Maps where it occupied positions along

where it occupied positions along the Neva River

Brown produced roughly 250 Bowie knives for military men serving in Southeast Asia early during the Vietnam Conflict

It also has an EAGLE / M marking just to the lower right of the D ring fitting

Overall length of pouch and belt adjustable 45" to 48"

and actually has a some lovely "Tiger Flame" figuring to the butt stock

Original WWI Imperial German Army Officer's Sword with Etched Blade and Scabbard Japanese Military Maps where it occupied positions alongOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a classic German WWI Artillery Officer's sword. The nickeled brass alloy hilt consists of a blucher type design. The blade, although tired, still exhibits a full etched blade. The scabbard Is made of nickel plated steel. Since Officers in the Imperial German Army still carried their swords into the field during WWI, it is not completely uncommon to see these swords with a great deal of use. The rain chappe is