Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
This beauty came by and i couldn't resist...
Its the Eickhorn 1765 model, the Marschal series.
Problems with the Prinz Eugen Pattern swords are: they lose their gold plating over the years and they can break in the D ring.
This one has lots of its Original gilt plating and a gorgeous havily chromed blade and a good d-ring
It has the typical red leather buffer in place, and no dents in the scabbard.
Enjoy this great sword.
Cheers,
Ger
Last edited by gerrit; 05-12-2013 at 07:52 AM.
Re: Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
very nice sword.
Re: Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
A very nice example Ger!
Congrats,
Ralph.
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Re: Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
I'm feeling your joy Ger ,a beautiful example !
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Re: Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
Beautiful sword, i guess there are not that many about
Re: Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
Nice pick up Gerrit....but the prisoner sabre is the best!
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Re: Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
Just beautiful......
Would love to get one....
Cheers
Nuno
Re: Beautiful Prinz Eugen Pattern Sword with Knot
Lovely sword Ger you have done it again managed to buy a great example..I think this is one of the best you have shown on here...Bearing in mind I know nothing about swords or daggers lol.. Thanks for showing Terry.
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