A GERMAN COURT-SWORD with blade of hollow triangular section etched and gilt against traces of blueing at the forte with a trophy, foliage and on one face with the crowned arms, and on the other the monogram of Maximilian Josef of Bavaria under à royal crown, the base of one face signed 'Peter Wilh. Knecht Fabrikant a Soligen', plain steel hilt of characteristic form with solid oval shell, and polygonal grip and pommel; another, with cut and beaded steel hilt (damaged), in original leather-covered scabbard (damaged); and another (damaged), all early 19th Century

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A GERMAN COURT-SWORD with blade of hollow triangular section etched and gilt against traces of blueing at the forte with a trophy, foliage and on one face with the crowned arms, and on the other the monogram of Maximilian Josef of Bavaria under à royal crown, the base of one face signed 'Peter Wilh. Knecht Fabrikant a Soligen', plain steel hilt of characteristic form with solid oval shell, and polygonal grip and pommel; another, with cut and beaded steel hilt (damaged), in original leather-covered scabbard (damaged); and another (damaged), all early 19th Century
The first 34in. blade [E.21,16,17] (3)

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The Elector Maximilian Joseph II of Bavaria (d.1825), became King in 1805

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