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Germany, Weimar Republic (1919–1933) – World War II. Regulation saber for officers and non-commissioned officers of the Heer. Blücher-style hilt in nickel-plated metal, with a black celluloid grip featuring filigree work. Beautiful white blade, slightly curved, with a hollow edge and a slightly rounded spine, etched with trophy weapons and scrollwork along the middle third. Manufacturer’s mark and logo “Paul WEYERSBERG & Co SOLINGEN” on the blade heel beneath a lug. Good-condition steel scabbard with a single loop and a suspension ring, retaining 90% of its original black lacquer with minor traces of rust spots. The leather butt cap is present. It comes with a regulation leather wrist strap in green, featuring two alternating rows of silver metallic thread and a silver-colored tassel. 93.5 cm (Blade: 81.5 cm). (Signs of wear and minor cosmetic imperfections; in good condition).
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