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Hopefully this can be identified..I've had it hanging on the wall of my shop for about 30 years. Scabbard long gone..There are no markings on blade. It has 33.5 long blade.Black handle.
2 questions,,What is it,,and are scabbards available? , thanks, G.
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Hello Gaspare,
Looks like a Army NCO sword,I'm not sure about the eagle and swas maybe some else will have more info for you. Scabbards are available I seen one on ebay the other day, or you can post an add under general interest in the "wanted" forum. You would need to measure the blade length and post it in the add as well as your email address and the price you are willing to pay. Just guessing but $100-$125.00 is not unreasonable for a undented scabbard with original paint, Someone please correct me if i'm wrong.
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Very cool, is it real! Is the eagle pinned or cast on?
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*thanks Eric.. *Dale, I guess its real  ..Theres nothing behind where the eagle is, no evidence of pinning..The eagle is on securely though,,theres no spot where you could slide a .002 feeler gage between the eagle and where its mounted in to. Kind of looks one piece. I'll try and get a better photo.. Probably not worth anything but I've had it a long time. I'll try giving it a mild cleaning and will search for a 33.5 inch scabbard..,G.
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had a few emails from members for more shots. Just looking for an ID and 33.5" scabbard..thanks, G.
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Seek and yee shall find!
Did a little cleaning, guess what? found a maker?mark...
O.K., 2 questions,,Can anyone ID the maker from this mark? , and is it a wartime maker mark? thanks, G.
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I suspect that it is an early P.D. Lüneschloß product. The unusual helmet trademark, however, is one that I haven`t seen before.
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Guys thanks for the help... Also thanks to those who emailed me.
O.K. seems its a pre war sword. Maybe the owner had the eagle professionally added on or custom ordered during the early days of the 3rd.Reich as it seems the eagle was silvered at the same time the handle was..Thanks again..,G.
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Hi Gaspare,
I believe the helmet trademark on your sword is a distributor mark rather than a manufacturer. Here is a picture of a KS98 bayonet. Don't know what the W.F.P. stands for, but it's a seldom seen mark. Interestingly, the helmet logo appears to be a fireman's helmet but has never been reported (to my knowledge) on a FW bayo.
After all the help you gave me on my SS Totenkopfring, I hope this helps you in some small way.
Very interesting sword....
WANTED TO REPURCHASE!! Walther pistol Model PP - ac code - Ser. No. 382000P - REWARD FOR INFO ABOUT THIS PISTOL!!
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Denny, it was my pleasure.....Yes, sure enough, same mark. Thanks for the photo. I always thought dagger/sword markings were all pretty much identified,,guess not!  , thanks again. , G.
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In my opinion it´s rather a makermark than a distributor. Normally the maker marks were already on the blade before assembling and therefore it happens due to the position that they came down under the eagle´s plate.
Distributor´s marks commonly are applied after assembling (mainly in house of the distributor) and therefore I would not expect them at this certain position this one has been applied (on the sabre).
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wotan, gd.c-b#105
"Never look for sqare eggs" as a late owner of an original FHH-dagger used to say.
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Wotan,
You've brought up a very good point that I hadn't thought about. That mark couldn't have been applied under the langet without disassembling the sword. Although this mark has been generally thought of as a distributor mark, this definately makes me doubt that. Hopefully, some definate info on who W.F.P. was, will come to light some day.
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What ever it is, its a very interesting sword.
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