Representative Bavarian sword for government officials from the Prince Regent period, manufactured around 1900 and bearing the maker’s mark MOHR & SPEYER, BERLIN. Such swords were not intended as combat weapons, but served as status sidearms for senior civil servants and officials within the Kingdom of Bavaria.
Elegant grip fitted with mother-of-pearl grip plates, showing a fine, vivid natural structure. The mountings are well crafted and harmoniously proportioned. The sword is accompanied by a matching portepee, as was customary for government officials of this era.
Single-edged blade with decorative etching on both sides. Both blade faces bear the traditional inscription “In Treue fest” (“Firm in loyalty”), a motto deeply rooted in Bavarian service and tradition. The blade was produced by MOHR & SPEYER, Berlin and shows a clean profile without damage.
Measurements & condition: Overall length approx. 101.1 cm, weight approx. 640 g. Condition 2, with even, age- and service-related wear. Overall a very attractive and authentic example.