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The last WW2 type
was hollow struck, without the angles between the hilts and blades
cut out, and with small tabs stamped in one piece at top and
bottom of the crossed blades to obviate soldering prongs on back |
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The late WW2 type, in
silvered finish |
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Here are all three colors
in the final WW2 type hollow stamped swords
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1930s device as worn on
Turkish WW1 silver Liakat and Imtiaz Medals for combat valor. This is the
Liakat ribbon |
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A manufacturer's variant
Turkish WW1 Sabers Bar |
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Bullion bar indicating Officer grade of a
Rumanian war Order
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FAKE late WW2 type
unpierced, this being solid rather than hollow stamped, and copper colored |
