WWI WWII Polish Cavalry Officer Sword Pattern 1921 by Alfons Mann Warsaw with Scabbard Circa 1920s Interwar Period Features a Brass Stirrup Style Guard Stirrup Hilt and a Ribbed Grip Wrapped in Leather and Brass Wireand Single Edged Curved Blade with Fuller to Both Sides Engraved to One Side with Polish Eagle in the Crown - the National Coat of Arms of Poland and Scrolled Motif with Sentence: " Za Wolnosc Ojczyzny 1921 " Which Translates to: "For the Freedom of the Fatherland 1921" Stamped to Other Side of Ricasso with Maker Mark with First Letters Faded: " (…) Ann Warszawa Ama " and to Scabbard: " AMA" Including Steel Curved Scabbard Ending with a Rounded Drag to Protect Tip from Wear Fitted with Two Carrying Rings Attached to Bands to Secure the Saber to a Cavalry Officer's Belt or Saddle Approx: Saber: 38 3/8"L Blade: 33 1/4"L Fuller: 23 3/8"L The Crown Represents Soverignity while the Eagle Symbolizes Strength and Endurance We Provide Efficient and Economical In-house Shipping Services US & Worldwide also including White Glove Door-to-Door Delivery Service with Personal Drivers Across the Tri-State Area For Further Details Please Select 'Buyer Arranged Shipping' and Contact our Office in Overall Good Condition Please View all Photographs Closely Out of a New York City Estate Thank you for Bidding with Gold Coast Auctioneers 50 Werman ct Plainview NY 11803 tel. 516-586-3992 We are now accepting Consignments for our future auction Search Words: Military Pilsudski Ceremonial Combat Historical Heritage Museum Embassy Troops Szabla Polska European Continental Weapon Knive Dagger Musket Gun Bullet Revolver Riffle Shotgun Spear Bayonett Armor Shield Poland vs Germany Russia German Russian French Napoleonic Jozef Pilsudski