United Kingdom. A William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword Republic of especially their popularization among Christianized

especially their popularization among Christianized Slavs

with alternating silver-gilded lions and castles in each quadrant

evidence of scratches on enamel

Paul Giesler (15 June 1895 – 8 May 1945) was a member of the NSParty

unmarked but bears characteristics of Petz & Lorenz

United Kingdom. A William IV 1822 Pattern Infantry Officer’s Sword Republic of especially their popularization among ChristianizedA William IV British 1822 pattern infantry officers sword, featuring a slightly curved pipe back blade and royal cipher. The sword measures 96. 5 cm in total length, with a 83 cm unmarked, steel blade. The blade is single edged with a pipe back and demonstrates extremely faint frosted etchings on the panel, notable pitting throughout, and several notches along the sharp edge. The brass hilt features a fold down guard on one side and larger basket on