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Two German military sabers, circa 1900 Heavy-duty tanged blade (heavily rust-stained, traces of gilding) with banderoles reading “Eisenhauer” and “Damasts(tahl),” etched “Eduard Kühne Erfurt” on the back, a sturdy, richly embossed brass hilt with a screw-on lion’s head cap (two red glass eyes), a brown plastic grip (cracks), wire wrapping, Prussian sword knot with leather cord, restored iron scabbard repainted black (mouthplate new). Also included is a saber for mounted troops (cannot be drawn from the scabbard) with incomplete grip wrapping and a repainted iron scabbard. Partially slightly damaged; signs of age and wear. Lengths 93 and 98 cm. Condition: III–IV
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