Original Imperial German Pre-WWI Diplomat’s Court Sword with Scabbard by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Cie - Circa 1900 colts The bayonet fitting is the

The bayonet fitting is the “rigby”pattern and is designed to accept the P1888 sword bayonet

While most of the RCT had been involved with the 106th and 30th Infantry Division

The Plaque measures 8" across and is circular displaying the embossed likeness of OTTO WEDDINGEN and a list of the U-BOATS

which originally etched and possibly gilt

which has some oxidation to the exterior

Original Imperial German Pre-WWI Diplomat’s Court Sword with Scabbard by Weyersberg Kirschbaum & Cie - Circa 1900 colts The bayonet fitting is theOriginal Item: Only One Available. A fine example of a late 19th Century Early 20th Century German Made Diplomats Court Sword by the Solingen firm of Weyersberg, Kirschbaum & Company. The sword itself mimics the appearance of the classic British Model 1796 Officers Sword, which traditionally was a very popular design amongst the European market for decades. The Sword features a beautiful etched blade, with each side exhibiting scrollwork and military