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A Splendid Prussian 3rd Guard Uhlan Presentation Sword, 1867–1877 Gold-plated lion-head saber with an enameled Guard star on the front of the crossguard; the pommel features an engraved family coat of arms, and the fish-scale-wrapped hilt is wrapped three times with twisted gold wire; Damascus steel back blade with gold inlays, bearing the inscription on the front: “From the Officer Corps of the 3rd Guard Uhlan Regiment in memory of the years 1867 to 1877 and the days of Beaumont, Sedan, Montmédy, in Normandy, and before Paris”; on the reverse, all the names of the officer corps. Steel scabbard with two carrying rings on brass straps (fire damage). Uncleaned; shows signs of age and wear, as well as slight discoloration and soot marks. This lot is located in the U.S. Condition: II
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