Original German WWII Officer Dove Head Freiherr Von Stein Pattern Sword by Eickhorn Revolutionary War The 101st Airborne Division is

The 101st Airborne Division is capable of working in austere environments with limited or degraded infrastructure

Machining time was reduced by this move

An eastern influence can be detected in the blade form

In early 1945 after the German collapse at the Battle of the Bulge and being in full retreat from the Red Army in the east there was serious concern that AH in his final madness might resort to poison gas as a last ditch measure

Original German WWII Officer Dove Head Freiherr Von Stein Pattern Sword by Eickhorn Revolutionary War The 101st Airborne Division isOriginal Item: Only One Available. This Freiherr Von Stein Pattern Sword is very nice and still would have been worn during the period. It is an aluminum hilt, which retains has 90% of the original gilded finish. The Von Stein pattern can be seen in the Angolia sword book, on page 79. The pattern consists of a dovehead motif, which has raised out oak leaves and acorns which run down the pommel section continuing throughout the backstrap, as well as