Germany, Imperial. An Officer’s Sword, Circa World War One By Carl Eickhorn Archive The only clear entry regarding

The only clear entry regarding active service spared from water damage on page 17 is that he served with the 3rd Reserve Paratrooper Battalion dater January 1945

It consists of a large central cross with laterally extended tips

measuring 28 mm (w) x 50

There were forty participating nations

he joined the General Quartermaster Staff where he was promoted to Major in 1799

Germany, Imperial. An Officer’s Sword, Circa World War One By Carl Eickhorn Archive The only clear entry regardingThe sword measures at 102. 5 cm in total length with a silver blade measuring at 88 cm wide, the hilt is in bronze with a black grip, the bottom of the hilt bears the numbers 14600 and a buffer pad, a Waffenamt mark, and C. E. G for Carl Eickhorn, the scabbard has a singular loop ring and is engraved 2509, there is an attached portapee on the hilt. There is a piece of tape with a residue on the top of the scabbard and wear to the leather strap on the