Officer's saber of the Chasseurs à Pied model 1792, brass single-branch hilt with traces of silvering, strong eccentric cap with long tail, leather spindle with twisted brass filigree, diamond-shaped pommels decorated with line (brought back) - blade type Light Cavalry of 86 cm engraved on each side at the heel of flag trophies. On one side: For the Fatherland & Liberty on a background of arabesques. On the other side, representation of the goddess Athena, her shield bore an inscription that has been erased. leather scabbard with long bolt (trace of silvering) - iron sting, cap and bolt of a different style

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