Null Light cavalry officer's saber.
Consulate period.
L.: 100 cm.
(accident)

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Light cavalry officer's saber. Consulate period. L.: 100 cm. (accident)

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Light cavalry officer's saber. Consulate period. L.: 100 cm. (accident)

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[FRÉDÉRIC II de PRUSSE]. Secret instruction, stolen from Frederick II, King of Prussia, containing the secret orders sent to the Officers of his army, particularly those of the Cavalry, to conduct themselves in war. Translated from the original German by the Prince de LIGNE. Paris, Levrault, 1823. 13 engraved figures on 4 folding plates. Bound as follows: Instruction destinée aux troupes légères et aux officiers qui servent dans les avant-postes, rédigée sur une Instruction de Frédéric II à ses Officiers de Cavalerie. Paris, Magimel, 1813. Soiling to title, restored tears with loss of text on last 2 ff. In-12, havana half calf, smooth spine decorated with gilt military symbols, gilt title (period binding).

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