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Old 16th April 2009, 09:45 PM   #1
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Default German Pre-WWI Artillery Sword
Howdy Guys,

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What I know: German Artillllery Sword, year 1907 "A la Blucher", originally based on the British 1796 saber.

What I don't know: Model? (M1854/1873?) Meaning of inscriptions?

Obviously it's weapon #110 from...

35st Rgmt. Motorized Infantry?

Has a really pleasant heft to it, being obviously designed for unpleasant work, not a court stroll.
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