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Two Prussian swords for infantry officers, 19th/20th centuries M 1889 gift sword with nickel-plated back blade (chipped, scattered traces of rust), bearing the “Eisenhauer” banderole on the third side, and on the back “M. Neumann Berlin Hoflieferant,” richly embossed, gilded brass guard, the Prussian eagle on the folding guard plate (without a spring), the crowned mirror cipher “VI”(?) on the fish-scale tang (worn), in the guard area, the dedication “Alfred Schottelin s/l Erich von Bonin” (presumably the later Lieutenant General). Also included is an old-style sword with an unmarked back blade (stained, partly pitted), non-ferrous metal hilt (shows impact marks), folding quart guard, silver wire wrapping, black leather scabbard (re-varnished, creases) with brass fittings (the sword can only be partially sheathed). Partially damaged, clear signs of wear and age. Length approx. 95 and 97 cm. Condition: III
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