Lot 2324

Paul Müller - a Damasacus “Snake” Sword

German Historical Collectibles from 1919 onwards | A83r | Live auction | 608 Lots

Description

Turkish Damascus steel blade, width circa 3.5 cm, in unusual “snake” shape (a similar shape sword blade was utilized by Carl Eickhorn company in their advertising). Matching Damascus-made cross-guard hilt and round ball-shaped pommel. Grip is wrapped in fine silver wire. The ricasso is stamped “1936” and has a small circular “PM” (Paul Müller) manufacturer’s signet mark inside copper color disc inset near hilt. This sword was purchased directly from Paul Müller’s daughter in 1987 and had been a personal possession of Müller that had hung on the wall of their household since the war. Length circa 104 cm. Cf. Ltc. (Ret.) Thomas M Johnson “Collecting the Edged Weapons of the Third Reich Volume VI” pp. 193-195.

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Condition: II + Questions about the lot?

General Information

The auction includes 608 lots and starts on Friday, Oct. 23, 2020 at 10 am (CET). Lot no. 2001 - 2608. The pre-sale viewing will take place from Oct. 18 - 21 Oct., 2020 from 2 to 6 pm (CET). However, the number of participants for both auction and viewing is limited due to Covid-19 restrictions and requires an appointment. Bring your favourite breathing mask! Prior to any visit please check our website - we'll update it as soon as the situation changes.