Germany, Imperial. A Congratulatory Document Presented To Bismarck’s 81St Birthday From The City Of Liegnitz, 1896 Archive with a copper wire wrapped

with a copper wire wrapped around the neck of the mouthpiece and forming a loop that houses a ten link brass chain

maker marked “RZM M1/152” for “Deschler & Sohn

with a national eagle perched on the top of the badge clutching a denazified swastika - it has been removed through filing

Grenadier Regiment 2

The blade is a relatively blunt spear-point with a flat ground profile

Germany, Imperial. A Congratulatory Document Presented To Bismarck’s 81St Birthday From The City Of Liegnitz, 1896 Archive with a copper wire wrappedThe heavy duty cardboard folder with document is dated to Liegnitz (present day Legnica, southwest Poland) on April 1, 1896. It was given to Otto von Bismarck on occasion of his 81st birthday by the counsel of the city of Liegnitz. It includes 101 names of local businessmen and esteemed citizens as vicarious representatives. The document is a poem written in the local Silesian German dialect. Measuring 355 mm (w) x 445 mm (h), presenting light