Imperial staff officer's sword. Scabbard remade (?)similar to the original model

A typical staff sword, distinguished by the symbols on the hilt, used during the Empire and up to the Restoration.
Also note the central motif on the guard, an eagle, which allows us to attribute this sword to the Empire period. There is a small crack in the grip, but it is not significant. The blade is old, but unmarked, and its Empire period cannot be guaranteed. The scabbard matches the pattern and is in very (too) good condition, suggesting a restoration, but a high-quality one. Overall, it is very pleasing to the eye, with its beautifully chiseled helmet-shaped pommel.
Total length 96 cm.

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