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Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Health service officer sword 2. Filigranee partly absent . Button to move back part of guard usable. 1855 type transformed in 1872. Circa 1900

Snake of Epidaurus indicates that this sword was used by an officer of health service.
Total length 90 cm. Metal scabbard with only one ring, used after 1882