German Officers Dove Head Sword WW2

[STUDD3Rz]

Hello Everyone,

I'm picking up and good condition officers sword the weekend. Ive had some feedback, but people keep saying it lacks detail on the eagle in my opinion it looks good. I always like to get more feedback so ill share with you all and get your expertise.

Thank you for the time looking and look forward to hear your thoughts

regards

Luke

[KurtMenliff]

Hello

Looks good to me either !

K.

[stuka f]

I have seen worse!
All good to me too.

[Anderson]

Looks fine, with plenty of evidence of hand finishing.

[stingray]

It looks very good.
If is maker marked, it should be EPack

[stingray]

[STUDD3Rz]

Thank you all for the replies. I had it checked out by a sword collector. It's a ww1 sword, but has been rehilted by the officer who had or a mix match. The blade has a maker mark by FW holler and hilt by E Pack as you said.

[BrodieBartfast]

As others have said, a lack of or crude detailing is not uncommon with these swords. Many were detailed by hand rather than machine-worked.

The hilt on my Puma example shows similar rough-looking details.



Regards, B.B.

[Frogprince]

It looks like a good early sword (the hilt) to me also. WWI Infantry officers usually had a straight blade with curved for some others - and very often etching. Best Regards, Fred

[STUDD3Rz]

Hello,
Thank you for the help again. Much appreciated. Could this sword be a mix match then with different maker hilt compared to the blade? Sorry for the late reply aswell.

Regards

Luke