Sabre de sous-officier d’infanterie de la garde gilded and chased brass guard, s…

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Sabre de sous-officier d’infanterie de la garde

gilded and chased brass guard, slightly curved blade with throat, flat back signed Manufacture Impériale de Châtellerault March 1854, leather scabbard with brass fittings.

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Sabre de sous-officier d’infanterie de la garde

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Estim. 80 - 120 EUR

France, 2nd Restoration (1815-1830). Model 1822 light cavalry officer's saber from the Manufacture du Klingenthal Septembre 1829. Gilt-melted brass mounting (remains) chased with foliage, wooden spindle tied and sheathed in brass-filigree basane, with no visible hallmark or maker's mark. Tie missing. Slightly curved blade with stained gray patina, hollow front and flat back. Marking on the back of the blade "Manufacture Royale de Klingenthal Septembre 1829. s.a" and illegible hallmarks on the heel. Steel scabbard with 2 suspension rings, with tobacco-colored patina and traces of oxidation. 110.5 cm (Blade 96 cm). (In original condition, never in collection. Wear and tear, handle basane missing and watermark damaged, guard plate beak slightly deformed, small bumps on blade edge. As is).

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