Original German WWII Army Officer Nr. 22 Lion Head Sword by F. W. Höller with Steel Scabbard Sales and they were moving down

and they were moving down the James River and up the York to the Pamunkey

The regiment fought against the Scottish Rebels at the Battle of Culloden in 1746 and were subsequently renamed the Royal North British Fusiliers

Much of the plating remains

On the blade side of the axe head it is marked:

The reverse ricasso is marked with the four-line Ames scroll pattern address and reads:

Original German WWII Army Officer Nr. 22 Lion Head Sword by F. W. Höller with Steel Scabbard Sales and they were moving downOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a somewhat rare Lion Head Sword, made by the firm F. W. Hller of Solingen, the legendary "City of Blades" in Western Germany. They produced wide variety of different styles, much like Carl Eickhorn's "Commander Series", however they were made in far less numbers, and information on them is scarce, as are the swords. A color illustration of this model of sword appears on page 13 of the 1941 Hller sales catalog