One of the finest specimens I have encountered of this sought-after model from the Eichkorn field-marshal series swords.  Named after Prince Eugene of Savoy, a distinguished 18th-century Austrian general and nobleman.  This sword rates 98% or better.  Paint is 99%, blade only has one very faint mark from the runner resting against the otherwise mirror-bright blade.  Tip is needle sharp.  Hilt retains 98% of the "yellow-green" gold color (not sure what else to call it, but it almost looks anodized - very different than the other swords in the series.  Grip plates are perfect.  Comes in the ORIGINAL hilt protector - note that the button the protector has a little bit of damage.