France Hunting Dagger 19 - th Century A hunting dagger made from a broken saber.…

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France Hunting Dagger 19 - th Century

A hunting dagger made from a broken saber. Total length - 478mm. The length of the blade with the handle (without sheath) is 414mm. Blade length without handle – 260mm. The blade width at the heel is 32mm. Sheath length - 322mm. The handle is made of brass and wood, decorated with the heads of dogs. The leather sheath with a brass device consisting of a mouth with a bracket and a tip has dried out. The blade has two longitudinal grooves on both sides. On one side there is an engraving "Antoine Revel".; Condition-II

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France Hunting Dagger 19 - th Century

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