Maker’s mark

[flintlock]

Hello

I need some help please.

I can never tell if a mark is etched, stamped, lasered or any other method of marking.

Is the maker’s mark in the attached photo correct please?

Any comments gratefully received.

Thank you

[Anderson]

It's an etched mark as it sits in the dip of the fuller, and looks fine to me. For some context can we see the full image of the blade.

[flintlock]

Sorry that’s the only photo I have. Thanks for your reply Anderson, much appreciated.

[gerrit]

Looks fine on this luftwaffe swords blade, always in combination with the Waffenamt stickbird.

Ger

[Billy G]

I’m with Ger, it’s correct on a Luft sword. Weyersberg made quite a few of them.

[flintlock]

Thanks Anderson, gerrit and Billy G. I’ve managed to get a few more photos. What do you think, genuine or not?

[Frogprince]

Looks fine on this luftwaffe swords blade, always in combination with the Waffenamt stickbird.

Ger

That works for me. Best Regards, Fred

[gerrit]

The sword is original, does it come with a scabbard?

[flintlock]

Yes Ger scabbard is with it.

[Larry C]

Judging by the one photo...appears the scabbard covering has been replaced with a new one ...take note to the corrosion and condition of the upper scabbard fitting and the hanger leather.

Regards Larry