Germany. An 1933-35 Manufacture Hunting Cutlass By Carl Eickhorn United Republic of von Thoma was transferred to

von Thoma was transferred to North Africa in late 1942

consisting of 1) A Hindenburg Cross with Swords (Commemorative Cross for the War 1914/18)

It then had to retreat to Germany and suffered heavy losses on the way

marked FLL on reverse under hinge

wear along the neck edge of the collar

Germany. An 1933-35 Manufacture Hunting Cutlass By Carl Eickhorn United Republic of von Thoma was transferred toAn example of a Third reich period German hunting cutlass, measuring 462 mm with the scabbard on, featuring 450 mm steel nickel plated blade, with dull edges and having a sharp tip. The blades reverse ricasso is marked with the maker mark of Carl Eickhorn of Solingen. The blade is wonderfully etched with the standard hunting cutlass design of that period, depicting moderate bruising, as well as runner marks on the blade common to extraction and return