New German Officers Sabre
The grip is made of black plastic, the surface is finely beaded and wrapped with three silver-plated wires throughout. The lion's head, the temple and guard are made of brass.
The narrow band above the guard features a dot decoration at the top and at the bottom. Between the bands, the words "Unity - Justice - Freedom -" should be read.
The blade is forged from stainless steel, hardened and tempered. It is approx. 23 mm wide, 810 mm long and slightly curved. Both sides of the blade are finely etched (pattern-welded ) with ornaments and two crossed swords in the middle of the ornament.
The eyes of the lion head lights in red color. From the open mouth of the lion arises the narrow temple with the oak ornaments.
On the blade between the ornaments are free spaces for names engravings as an expression of the binominal idea or for a motto. These individual engravings are to achieve from the buyer of the sabre on his own initiative (for example, from a goldsmith or engraver of his trust).
The pictured sabre is the Army version of the Officer's sabre. The design for this version of the Officer's Sabre - as shown - is closed and a final.
The imaged sword knot is within the scope of supply.
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July 20, 2011 16:26
Sehr schöner Säbel mit hervorragender Verarbeitung! Gerade die Verzierungen auf der Klinge gefallen mir sehr gut. Es ist zwar schade, dass seitens BMVg keine Tragegenehmigung erteilt wurde, aber das soll sich hier nicht negativ auf die Bewertung auswirken. Einen Punkt Abzug gibt es trotzdem, da die Gravur der Klinge in Eigenverantwortung umgesetzt werden muss, obwohl die WKC Solingen offensichtlich einen eigenen Gravurdienst für Säbel und Schwerter anbietet. Das könnte man erheblich kundenfreundlicher gestalten. Die Scheide hat übrigens nicht einen Metallring, sondern - in meinem Fall - zwei.