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I haven't see anything like this with a strange guard;also marked W8&Co ?
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Weyersburg & Co?
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Maybe W8 c Co, ?
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Reminds me of mid-19th c. 'pioneer' swords. There were many different 'styles'. Yours looks like a cross between a pioneer saber and an ecole de mars type...
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Here's a pioneer/sapper's short sword with similar pattern blade-
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