Original German WWII Early Luftwaffe Officer Sword by Paul Weyersberg with Waffen Mark - Nickel Plated Blade Category_Martini-Henry Rifles and allowed the wearing of

and allowed the wearing of a balaclava underneath

The division crossed over to Czechoslovakia on 4 May 1945

It has various markings stamped into the sides of the receiver

The handle bar is spring loaded so when it is used to lower or raise the visor it never comes within the view of the user

in the Pacific theater

Original German WWII Early Luftwaffe Officer Sword by Paul Weyersberg with Waffen Mark - Nickel Plated Blade Category_Martini-Henry Rifles and allowed the wearing ofOriginal Items: Only One Available. This is an excellent early example of a German WWII Luftwaffe Officer's Sword from a famous maker. Early examples such as this were fit with silver plated nickel alloy mountings, with lovely brass "Sunwheel" style Hankenkreuz (Hook Cross or Swas) emblems. Later they would move to the "Air Age" aluminum material, which didn't develop the lovely patina that this sword has. The blade of this example measures 28 1 4