Turkey, Ottoman Empire. A Naval Officer’s Dress Sword, by Alexander Coppel Hold 1934 HJ Hochlandlager Pin -

1934 HJ Hochlandlager Pin - Silver and enamels

Austrian WWI Commemorative Badge 1914 - In bronze gilt and enamels

twenty black photo pages

Army (Heer) Leutnant - Feldgendarmerie Shoulder Board (four rows of fine silvered aluminum wire wrapped around a white cord

each end with a magnetic metal loop fed through the rope for placement upon a flagpole

Turkey, Ottoman Empire. A Naval Officer’s Dress Sword, by Alexander Coppel Hold 1934 HJ Hochlandlager Pin -An unusual Ottoman Navy Officers dress sword, measuring 91 cm in total length. It features a 78 cm long, nickel plated, magnetic steel blade with a gentle curvature and with a narrow fuller running the majority of the length of the top edge of each side of the blade. Both the tip and lower edge retain their factory original sharpening. The blade bears double sided acid etched imagery consisting of central Ottoman crescents surrounding five pointed