Infanteriesäbel
For non-commissioned officers, so-called 'Prima Plana'. Curved s…

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Infanteriesäbel For non-commissioned officers, so-called 'Prima Plana'. Curved single-edged blade with pommel (perforated, stained). Brass knuckle-bow hilt with pommel cap in the shape of a lion's head. Leather grip with brass wire winding (somewhat damaged). Probably 18th century. L. 97 cm.

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Infanteriesäbel For non-commissioned officers, so-called 'Prima Plana'. Curved single-edged blade with pommel (perforated, stained). Brass knuckle-bow hilt with pommel cap in the shape of a lion's head. Leather grip with brass wire winding (somewhat damaged). Probably 18th century. L. 97 cm.

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