Germany, Imperial. An Officer’s Sword, Circa World War One By Carl Eickhorn consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Yours [signed Adolf Fischbach] A

Yours [signed Adolf Fischbach] A handwritten letter from Rudi Marggraf to the Kuhlmann Family from June 1948 reads: Dear family Kuhlmann

(Ordre Royale De L'etoile D'anjouan)

number impressed "8264" on the reverse

with green triangle about red bar

stitched into the top

Germany, Imperial. An Officer’s Sword, Circa World War One By Carl Eickhorn consisting of a blue enamelled Romanian Cross with clusters of nine gilt rays in eac Yours [signed Adolf Fischbach] AThe sword measures at 102. 5 cm in total length with a silver blade measuring at 88 cm wide, the hilt is in bronze with a black grip, the bottom of the hilt bears the numbers 14600 and a buffer pad, a Waffenamt mark, and C. E. G for Carl Eickhorn, the scabbard has a singular loop ring and is engraved 2509, there is an attached portapee on the hilt. There is a piece of tape with a residue on the top of the scabbard and wear to the leather strap on the