Germany, Imperial. A Hussar Officer’s Sabretache visually-hidden A gilded backstrap extends from

A gilded backstrap extends from the crossguard and culminates in a detailed lion’s head pommel

named to “ALFRED HASELOW”

Instituted February 27 1912

Stitched in place at the front is a 5th Alpini Regiment insignia in gold-coloured bullion wire

(Heer Schulterklappe für General der Infanterie)

Germany, Imperial. A Hussar Officer’s Sabretache visually-hidden A gilded backstrap extends from(Sbeltasche). An extremely well preserved Hussar Officers sabretache, constructed of two pieces of pressed and reinforced red leather, with the exterior panel overlaid by red felt, in turn bearing a machine embroidered silver aluminum wire monogram of King Friedrich Wilhelm II, set within an ornate tresse of identical construction, topped by three black leather straps, each adjusted with gilded bronze lion head buckles with prongs meeting five eyelets