Null Model 1767 lighter infantry saber. Brass mounting.
One-piece hilt with one …

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Model 1767 lighter infantry saber. Brass mounting. One-piece hilt with one branch and half-oreillon. Fitted with a later flat-back blade. Leather scabbard with two brass fittings and buffalo drawstring. A.B.E.

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Model 1767 lighter infantry saber. Brass mounting. One-piece hilt with one branch and half-oreillon. Fitted with a later flat-back blade. Leather scabbard with two brass fittings and buffalo drawstring. A.B.E.

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Lot composed of - instructional handkerchief n°8 (stained), - an Epinal picture by Maison Pellerin "Napoléon au camp de Boulogne". - an infantry officer's saber model 1882, traces of rust with its cover (hole).

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