Historical context:



Superb German sword known as "à la Blucher." In use in the Prussian cavalry and infantry. Based on the 1811 model, which was used from the Napoleonic Wars (notably at Waterloo) until the mid-20th century. This sword was largely inspired by the English model known as "Model 1796," with its typical guard shape and curved blade, which, it is said, wreaked havoc in the French army.



DIMENSIONS:



Total length: 111.5 cm

Length without sheath: 110.7 cm

Blade length: 33.5 cm

Handle length: 77.2 cm

Blade width: 2.05 cm



Description:



Rare and very beautiful Prussian/German officer's sword with a lion's head, known as "à la Blucher" with ruby red eyes. Pulled from an attic, in its original condition. Blade with a central fuller, needs cleaning with signs of age, shiny. Complete black handle. Black painted sheath! A rare true WW1 piece!!! Very rare and 100% original!



LOT: SWORD + SHEATH



Do not hesitate to acquire this superb sword that will easily complete your display of Prussian or German swords, a very beautiful totally original piece, a testament to the best arms manufacturers of Solingen of the time, simply sublime!!!



RARE WW1 GERMAN PIECE, 100% ORIGINAL!!!



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NOTE: The piece is unique, I do not have a duplicate.



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Shipping fees:



Europe: 25 euros

Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros

China, Canada, USA: 65 euros



Do not let this unique collectible piece escape you, there won't be enough for everyone.



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