SABRE DE CAVALERIE An XI cavalry saber.
Posterior handle with brass filigree.
Br…

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SABRE DE CAVALERIE

An XI cavalry saber. Posterior handle with brass filigree. Brass mounting, four-prong guard, three of which are bolted. Remnant of a modified 1816 blade. Length : 103 cm. As is. Appraiser: Cabinet Jean-Claude DEY - Honorary Expert to the Versailles Court of Appeal Arnaud de GOUVION SAINT-CYR

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Light cavalry officer's saber, year XI model, three-prong brass mounting with coiled quillon, line-decorated shuttle-shaped auricles, chagrin-covered and watermarked spindle (accidents and missing watermark), 820 mm curved blade, one-third decorated with trophies and flowers, with wide throat and counter-edge at head, steel scabbard with two wide brass straps, wear, oxidation, scabbard worn and oxidized, TL 1005 mm, France Empire period.

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