Original Prussian Court Degen Épée Sword named to Field Marshall Wilhelm von Hahnke by Eickhorn - Dated 1851 & 1898 Japanese Edged Weapons It culminated in the Battle

It culminated in the Battle of TEL-EL-KEBIR

and inert practice round

a practice more common in the 1870s and early 1880s and this suggests it could have been used by Canadian or Colonial Forces in South Africa – each of whom wore badges at various time in the field and on parade

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Original Prussian Court Degen Épée Sword named to Field Marshall Wilhelm von Hahnke by Eickhorn - Dated 1851 & 1898 Japanese Edged Weapons It culminated in the BattleOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is a fantastic Pre German Empire Prussian Court Degen pe Sword, which is attributed to Prussian Field Marshall Wilhelm Gustav Karl Bernhard von Hahnke, son of Prussian Oberst Wilhelm von Hahnke. These swords were to be worn at "Court" functions involving the Prussian Nobility. This is a great example of one of these swords, with some great markings and history. It is also made by the VERY famous Eickhorn family,