Original Imperial German WWI Artillery Officer Sword Dated 1914 by Simson & Co. Suhl German Luger They are mechanically sound

They are mechanically sound

After liberating Luxembourg

The move also required new barrel lining and new magazine (Mannlicher type)

It has a steel cross guard bearing regimental markings: 74

The ridges in the visor improve its defensive capabilities

Original Imperial German WWI Artillery Officer Sword Dated 1914 by Simson & Co. Suhl German Luger They are mechanically soundOriginal item. One Only. Despite the machine guns and artillery, swords were still issued to officers in WW1. This is a fine example of the German Artillery Officer's Sword commonly referred to as the "Blcher Sabel" named for the Prussian Commander who was ally to the Duke of Wellington at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815. This example is in fine condition showing really nice blade condition and stamped on the upper edge is a small Crown over W over 14