Help with WW1 stanpings pls.

Tim Simmons · 11th October 2025, 01:59 PM

Here I have the Imperial German ww1 new pattern artillery sabre. I know the 1920 stamp is for acceptance post ww1. However the other regimantal stamps I have on idea. I had to clean this example. The sellers "dark patina" was in reallity a crust of rust. Fortounatly I think I have got it at the right time before deeper pitting of the metal. All the stamps are now visable and I hope I have achieved a balance between cleaning and keeping the age. The scabbard ring and strap projection did get rather too clean in parts. The scabbard still has black paint residue. I keeping with the rules I show the whole sword but it is the stamping that I would like information on. Sadly rather a nasty nick in the blade .

Tim Simmons · 11th October 2025, 06:35 PM

I now know all about it. Schutzpolizei Schneidemühl 2, 1st command district, 6th hundred Poland. So not the nicest history but, I think a good historic piece to own. Presumably mounted units.

11th October 2025, 01:59 PM	#1
Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,910	Help with WW1 stanpings pls. Here I have the Imperial German ww1 new pattern artillery sabre. I know the 1920 stamp is for acceptance post ww1. However the other regimantal stamps I have on idea. I had to clean this example. The sellers "dark patina" was in reallity a crust of rust. Fortounatly I think I have got it at the right time before deeper pitting of the metal. All the stamps are now visable and I hope I have achieved a balance between cleaning and keeping the age. The scabbard ring and strap projection did get rather too clean in parts. The scabbard still has black paint residue. I keeping with the rules I show the whole sword but it is the stamping that I would like information on. Sadly rather a nasty nick in the blade . Attached Images

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11th October 2025, 06:35 PM	#2
Tim Simmons Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: What is still UK Posts: 5,910	I now know all about it. Schutzpolizei Schneidemühl 2, 1st command district, 6th hundred Poland. So not the nicest history but, I think a good historic piece to own. Presumably mounted units.