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Russian and Soviet military awards are vivid monuments of the military history of our country

steel brackets with loops riveted in place on either side and housing a lightly soiled khaki canvas strap with a black finished adjustable buckle

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Germany, Imperial. An Officer’s Sword, Circa World War One By Carl Eickhorn consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Yours [signed Adolf Fischbach] AThe 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