WW2 German Officer's Dress Sword by Alcoso ACS Solingen
WW2 German Officer's Dress Sword by Alcoso ACS Solingen
Description: This World War II-era German officer's dress sword boasts a slightly curved blade measuring 31 1/2 inches in length. A hallmark of its authenticity, the blade is marked with "Alcoso ACS Solingen". The hilt, crafted from brass, features the distinctive and historically significant eagle and swastika emblem. Complementing the blade is a black plastic grip intricately wrapped in wire. The sword is accompanied by its original iron scabbard, which has an overall length of 40 inches. Over the years, the scabbard has developed some surface rust and experienced some loss of its black paint, bearing witness to its age and history.
Product Details:
- Blade Length: 31 1/2 inches
- Blade Curve: Slight
- Blade Marking: "Alcoso ACS Solingen"
- Hilt Material: Brass with eagle and swastika design
- Grip: Black plastic with wire wrap
- Scabbard: Original iron, 40 inches overall length
- Condition: Some surface rust and black paint loss on the scabbard
Brief History of Maker: Alcoso, or Alexander Coppel & Co., hailing from Solingen, Germany, is a renowned maker of military edged weapons and tools. Established in the 19th century, Alcoso produced a range of high-quality pieces that have become sought after by collectors. Their reputation for craftsmanship became even more prominent during the World War II era when they manufactured blades for the German military. This sword is a testament to Alcoso's historic legacy in the world of fine blades.