Since we've been on Heer sabers today, I thought i'd share 2 examples which rate amoungst my favorite. I have more than a few different examples to choose from, and my tastes do periodically change. However, still with changing taste within the subgenre of Heer saber collecting, these 2 rank steadfast amoungst my favorites.
The first is a Pumawerk example, which elequently mixes both cast as well hand worked hilt embellishment. You'll not the langets are cast, while the backstrap/pommel, P-guard, etc. were hand done. The deep chizel work I find very attractive.
The 2nd example is one of the Roon specimines, also hand worked. It's devoid of the NS eagle and national symbol, in place a single upright oak leaf sprig adorns the obverse langet. This example is not the easiest Roon pattern to find, and it's simple elegance has always attracted me to this particular pattern.
Just thought i'd share a few of these.
The first is a Pumawerk example, which elequently mixes both cast as well hand worked hilt embellishment. You'll not the langets are cast, while the backstrap/pommel, P-guard, etc. were hand done. The deep chizel work I find very attractive.
The 2nd example is one of the Roon specimines, also hand worked. It's devoid of the NS eagle and national symbol, in place a single upright oak leaf sprig adorns the obverse langet. This example is not the easiest Roon pattern to find, and it's simple elegance has always attracted me to this particular pattern.
Just thought i'd share a few of these.
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