Original German WWI Bavarian Infantry NCO Etched Dove’s Head Sword With Troddel and Scabbard by Clemen & Jung Spanish Militaria and getting our equipment replaced

and getting our equipment replaced

Unteroffizier Erwin Kremer announcing he was killed on April 6th

the 376th Infantry Regiment was detached to assist the 10th Armored Division in the capture of Trier

A nearly identical sign produced in 1968 (1 year later) sold at a Barrett-Jackson Automobile Auction in 2018 for $1995 plus 15% buyers fee ($2300 plus shipping

and has a reinforcement on the outer edge to support the frizzen screw

Original German WWI Bavarian Infantry NCO Etched Dove’s Head Sword With Troddel and Scabbard by Clemen & Jung Spanish Militaria and getting our equipment replacedOriginal Item: Only One Available. With the establishment of the German Empire, a series of conventions brought the bulk of the various state military forces directly under the administration of the Prussian War Ministry. Bavaria however maintained a degree of autonomy in peacetime, with its own two (later three) army corps remaining outside the Prussian order of battle. The Bavarian infantry and cavalry regiments retained their historic light blue