Original German Post-WWI Weimar Period Army NCO Dove's Head Sword with Scabbard & Troddel U.S. Civil War its form apparently identifying it

its form apparently identifying it as coming from the island of SARDINIA in the Western Mediterranean Sea

Cham fell on April 22nd

Tradition has it that the Coin represents the ancient Greek Myth that requires the dead to pay the boatman

of Sunderland

Published in 1847

Original German Post-WWI Weimar Period Army NCO Dove's Head Sword with Scabbard & Troddel U.S. Civil War its form apparently identifying itOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a nice example of the plain nickel plated Dove Head sword worn by Army NCO's during the Weimar period, complete with the correct scabbard and an NCO Troddel Knot. This sword design is a simplified version of the Officer's dove's head sword, without the decorative designs and engraving usually seen on the hilt. It has the standard "P" guard used on German dress swords, with a simple cross guard and plain rain