Original German WWII Officer Dove Head Freiherr Von Stein Pattern Sword by Eickhorn Military Maps every man of the [104th]

every man of the [104th] regiment was deserving of mention for meritorious conduct during those terrible July days

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Original German WWII Officer Dove Head Freiherr Von Stein Pattern Sword by Eickhorn Military Maps every man of the [104th]Original Item: Only One Available. This Freiherr Von Stein Pattern Sword is very nice and still would have been worn during the period. It is an aluminum hilt, which retains has 90% of the original gilded finish. The Von Stein pattern can be seen in the Angolia sword book, on page 79. The pattern consists of a dovehead motif, which has raised out oak leaves and acorns which run down the pommel section continuing throughout the backstrap, as well as