Poland, Second Republic. An Army Officer’s Sabre Auction 1940 and once more signed

1940 and once more signed in pencil by von Briesen

The second badge illustrates the crowned Norwegian coat-of-arms with a frosted silver lion on a red embroidered background

Two studio portraits of Rupert Sirch

The city was captured by American forces and hostilities formally ceased on November 22nd

engraved to "VICTOR JEHL-CASTANO BRIGADIER AU 4e HUSSARDS" on the reverse

Poland, Second Republic. An Army Officer’s Sabre Auction 1940 and once more signedA Second Polish Republic Army Officers sabre, measuring 940 mm in total length when inserted into the scabbard. It features a 780 mm long magnetic steel blade with a sharpened tip and with a fuller running the length of each side. Both the obverse and reverse feature acid etched designers, with the obverse bearing a central cursive inscription of HONOR I OJCZYZNA (HONOUR AND FATHERLAND) set within arabesques, while the reverse bears a central Polish