Original German WWII Field Marshal Dove Head Prinz Eugen Officers Sword by Carl Eickhorn with Scabbard Antique Colts The firing mechanism consists of

The firing mechanism consists of a firing pin

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Original German WWII Field Marshal Dove Head Prinz Eugen Officers Sword by Carl Eickhorn with Scabbard Antique Colts The firing mechanism consists ofOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of the very desirable "Prinz Eugen" (Prince Eugene) variation of the popular Feldmarschall (Field Marshal) series of German "Dove Head" officer swords. It was made by famed firm Carl Eickhorn of Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in western Germany. The Field Marshal series was quite popular, and had a total of nine different variations, named after famous figures in German history,