Germany. An Official Eickhorn Sword Length Reference Table for Weapon Shops GTRexclude marked "STERLING" and maker marked

marked "STERLING" and maker marked "N" on the reverse

an earlier recipient of the German Cross in Gold (20 March 1944)

is an integrated belt with a magnetic metal buckle for on-the-fly size adjustment

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oxidation evident on the obverse arms where they butt the centrepiece and under the crown on both sides

Germany. An Official Eickhorn Sword Length Reference Table for Weapon Shops GTRexclude marked "STERLING" and maker markedThe table lists the Officer sabre on the left and the EM sabre on the right. The first column of each list gives the wearers height in meters, the second column the length of the blade in cm, and the third column the length of the entire sword in cm. The reverse shows different Eickhorn sword hilt models. The cardboard table has a small metal ring so it could be hung up in a shop for customer reference. Measuring 187x313mm, fine condition with some