The sabre comes with an etched blade on three sides. It shows naval motifs and ornamnets. Maker marked and numbered "47". Light stains.
A genuine ivory handle with wire wrapping. Gold-pated hilt (magnetic) with lion's head pommel. Comes with inlaid glass eyes. Two folding crossguards. One shows the emblem of the Imperial German Navy. "Aniol" named inside. Black leather scabbard with gold-plated fittings (magnetic). The lower fitting is loose.
Length: 90 cm.
Signs of wear and the gilding is partially worn.
This item includes a valid CITES certificate. CITES (the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora) is an international agreement aimed at ensuring that international trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. Owning an item with a CITES certificate means that the item has been legally obtained and complies with international regulations for trade in endangered species. This certificate ensures that the item can be legally transported and traded across international borders, adhering to conservation and legal standards.
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