Original German Named Model 1889 Prussian Infantry Degen Sword by Weyersberg & Kirschbaum Receiver It is nicely dated 1857

It is nicely dated 1857 on the lock plate

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Original German Named Model 1889 Prussian Infantry Degen Sword by Weyersberg & Kirschbaum Receiver It is nicely dated 1857Original Item: Only One Available. This Prussian Infantry Degen is very nice and named, it is inscribed v. Gtz Schwanenfliess with regimental marking R. S7. The hilt of this sword is a very fine brass example, still having some areas of the original gilded finish. The pommel area, which extends slightly down the backstrap, is plain along with the pommel cap. The D guard is also plain, extending downward into a three tiered basket hilt. This basket