Original German WWII Officer Army Dove Head Sword by F.W. Höller 17th Century re-barreled for the standard

re-barreled for the standard

The carriers of Woodworth's task group launched an air strike on Okinawa on 10 October 1944

His valiant defense of a hill named Little Round Top became the focus of many publications and stories

This fine example with complete liner and chinstrap (repaired) is has original period brown textured paint with the 1st Infantry Division "The Big Red One" insignia painted on the front

This practice brought superiority both in morale and tactics

Original German WWII Officer Army Dove Head Sword by F.W. Höller 17th Century re-barreled for the standardOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Army Dove Head Sword is Hller Model #30 and can be seen in the Angolia Sword Book on page 94. The hilt of this example is produced of quality brass base with gilt remaining on the hilt and all of the details are still there. This sword has engraved motif rather than raised out. The dove head and backstrap are engraved with oak leaf and acorn sprigs which extend into the side grip tabs. The P guard repeats this