1) Full length Gray wool jacket with satin lining with red trimmed blue and silver braided shoulder rank insignia with two silver pips. No makers marking or size. Double breasted with five silver buttons on each side. 2) Hard bound cover containing 12 WWI German drawings. The cover is adorned with a gold embossed Imperial eagle within a wreath and titled, (translated) "In The Tunic Serious and Light-hearted Pictures from the Military Life drawn by F. Czabran". Over 100 years old. 3) Reproduction WWII German double decal helmet. 4) French 1831 Artillery short sword with Solingen blade. Double edged blade 19 inches long marked "WEYERSBERG/FRERES/SOLINGEN" on one side and a double stamped "0" and "33" on the other. Solid brass serrated handle and guard. 5) Luftwaffe sword, silver plated fitting blue leather and wire wrapped handle and blue leather covered scabbard with silver toe and throat. Paul weyersberg & Co. makers mark on the blade and hanger on the scabbard.

1) Fine. 2) Good with some heavy corner and edge wear and some loose material. The drawings are all very good with some yellowing on the edges. 3) Very good plus. 4) Very good with some very minor pitting and discoloration on the blade and there are a few minor dings in the handle. 5) Very good. The silver fittings have dulled with age. The blade is bright and shows some normal scratching from removal from the scabbard. The scabbard leather wrap is beginning to come loose at the top approximately 8 inches and is beginning to separate in other areas. There are also a few scuffs. The hanger shows some heavy wear.