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⚔️Rare Imperial German Prussian M1852 Saber Sword Etched Westf Train Batt Nr. 7 For Sale


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⚔️Rare Imperial German Prussian M1852 Saber Sword Etched Westf Train Batt Nr. 7: $318.75
Up for sale is a fascinating, untouched piece of WWI-era military history: a private-purchase Prussian M1852 Cavalry/Logistics Dress Saber (Extra-Säbel). This historic edged weapon was personally commissioned by an officer or high-ranking NCO serving in the elite supply and transport divisions of the Imperial German Army before the outbreak of the Great War. This sword features incredible, high-relief acid-etched detailing that instantly sets it apart from standard battlefield issue weapons. It remains in its honest, as-found antique condition. 📜 HISTORICAL REGIMENTAL ETCHING The true centerpiece of this saber is the crisp, deep Fraktur/Gothic script etched into the polished fuller panel: - Etching Reads: "Westf. Train Batt. N=7"
- Unit Translation: Westfälisches Train-Bataillon Nr. 7 (7th Westphalian Train Battalion).
- Garrison History: This unit was founded in 1853, garrisoned in the historic city of Münster, and attached directly to the Prussian VII Army Corps.
- Rarity Factor: Regimental etchings to specific logistics, supply, and field-medical Train units are highly sought after by collectors and significantly scarcer than standard infantry or cavalry markings.
🎨 FEATURE & DESIGN BREAKDOWN - 🛡️ The Guard: Classic Prussian M1852 asymmetric sheet-steel basket guard design with defensive bars, retaining much of its heavy presence.
- 🦖 The Grip: Ribbed, textured handle with its original twisted wire wrap fully intact.
- ☝️ Finger Loop: Features the highly desirable, original leather finger loop (Fingerschlaufe) inside the guard—a classic hallmark of German combat and dress swords.
- 🌿 Decorated Spine: The back edge (spine) of the blade is beautifully embellished with a continuous etched oak leaf/laurel pattern, showcasing premium Solingen-tier craftsmanship.
- 🥁 Trophy of Arms: The blade artwork includes traditional military motifs featuring a field drum, crossed lances, and cavalry sabers framed by elegant floral scrollwork.
🔍 DETAILED CONDITION REPORT We believe in 100% transparent listings so you can offer and buy with absolute confidence. Please review the high-resolution photos carefully to assess the following period details: - Blade & Steel: The blade is straight with excellent edge integrity. The acid etching remains remarkably sharp, deep, and highly legible against the metal.
- Oxidation & Plating: There is active surface rust, pitting, and bubbling/lifting of the original nickel/chrome plating, primarily concentrated near the ricasso (base of the blade) and inside the basket guard.
- Leather Components: The original leather finger loop is present but heavily aged, dried, and delicate. The leather washer at the base of the guard shows expected compression and wear.
- Preservation Status: This piece is being sold in uncleaned, untouched antique condition. It has not been polished, buffed, or chemically treated, preserving its historical integrity for the next caretaker
📐 SPECIFICATIONS - Country of Origin: Kingdom of Prussia / Imperial Germany
- Era: Late 19th Century to Early 20th Century (Pre-WWI, c. 1890–1914)
- Model: M1852 Cavalry Pattern Dress Saber (Extra-Säbel)
- Classification: Authentic Military Antique
📦 SHIPPING & SELLER TERMS - ✈️ Secure Packaging: This historic sword will be packed with professional-grade materials, heavily padded, and securely boxed to ensure zero movement during transit.
- 🚀 Fast Shipping: Ships fully tracked and insured via premium carrier within 1-2 business days of cleared payment.
- 🔒 Authenticity Guaranteed: Always 100% original period militaria. No modern reproductions or fantasy pieces.
🔥 Buy It Now to add this beautifully etched piece of Münster military history to your Imperial German collection today!
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