German Army WWII Officer’s Sword “Wrangel Model 1693” by Eickhorn***STILL AVAILABLE***

German Army WWII Officer’s Sword “Wrangel Model 1693” by Eickhorn***STILL AVAILABLE***German Army WWII Officers Sword Wrangel Model 1693 by Eickhorn This early example measures approximately 37 inches (93. 98cm) in total length. This is the Eickhorn patent 1693 from the desirable Field Marshall series. This model is referred to as the Wrangel. It was named after Frederich Heinrich Ernst Graf von Wrangel who was born on 4 13 1784 and died on 11 2 1877. He was a Generalfeldmarschall in the Prussian Army. This is a dove head sword with

You can see the Alcoso scales logo on the reverse

spine trim and front visor trim are all brass as well

but the engraving is so light you hardly see it

There is a five button closure and all buttons are brass

These are always difficult to encounter

Student was awarded the Knight's Cross on 12 May 1940 and the Oak Leaves to the Knight's Cross On 27 September 1943

Paperback Langenscheidts Sprachfuhrer-Presented copy of a small yellow Italian phrasebook

The details to the army eagle on the crossguard and pommel are also excellent

9) Document sent from Latersdorf

He was involved in Operation Northwind

hidden secret shortwave radios

The visor is very thin and light vulkanfibre