Seeking assistance with identification of this body armor.  I believe it is French. 

Seeking help with identifying this sword.  was told it may be 19th century German. Overall 44 inches. Blade 37 inches.  Any help would be appreciated.

Here are some better pictures

Source:   https://jbmilitaryantiques.com.au/product/ww2-era-german-army-officers-sword-scabbard-by-f-w-holler-of-solingen/   "WW2 ERA GERMAN ARMY OFFICER’S SWORD & SCABBARD BY F. W. HÖLLER OF SOLINGEN 1889 Pattern dove’s head pattern sword, as worn by a German Army officer during the period 1935-45. The sword features the classic low profile dove’s head pommel, featuring a wire wrapped black composite grip with full wire wrap, mounted onto a stylised and decorative gilded brass back strap and ‘p’ shaped guard. The langet shows a mid 1930’s era gilded German eagle and swastika with stylised wreath, decorations etc. and blank dedication shield to reverse. The slightly curved nickel blade is 92 cm long and is maker marked to F. W. Höller of Solingen with ‘thermometer’ logo/trademark. There is light in and out wear, however the majority of the blade is free of wear and bright and clean, with a slight bend to end tip. The black enamel scabbard retains the suspension rings for hanging and small style drag. The scabbard is in very good condition, showing excellent age and the majority of the black enamel remaining. Overall length 106 cm, meaning whoever carried this sword must have been well over 6 foot tall, a giant by comparison."     Source:   https://www.whytes.ie/art/1939-1945-german-wehrmacht-officers-sword/154545/?SearchString=&LotNumSearch=&GuidePrice=&OrderBy=LH&ArtistID=&ArrangeBy=list&NumPerPage=90&offset=383  

Found this, guy had so many swords but i nabbed this. Pretty beat, the handles all loose but it’s pretty neat. Any idea what it is? IMG_2449.mov

Better pictures of paper tags?

Thanks for the ID. So, I looked them up. Would originals only be in brown?

Thanks for the better images.  Confirmed, as I mentioned in Post #2.  Absolutely reproductions.  The RZM tag is a dead giveaway.  

Post #1:   The first two images show a piece of upper ~ body armor called a "cuirass".  This was generally issued to cavalry, who were called "cuirassiers", in plain talk, "one who wears a cuirass".  This one is a commonly available reproduction of a French Napoleon I era cuirass likely made during the time of Napoleon III, for ceremonial rather than protective purposes.  Looks like it's missing some hardware.  The verdigris on the badge indicates it's brass with a high copper content alloy, likely "red brass" in spite of its yellow appearance.  The star plate behind it must be made of low ~ grade steel, since it shows the red rust normally associated with ferrous metals and their alloys.   Source:   https://www.ima-usa.com/products/original-french-napoleonic-first-empire-brass-faced-carabinier-cuirass-set-second-empire-reissue?variant=26168181573  

uploading better photos now.  Thoughts?

Thank you.   

Looks like a reproduction P08 Artillery holster.