Null Light cavalry officer's saber model 1822.
Horn handle, watermark missing. …

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Light cavalry officer's saber model 1822. Horn handle, watermark missing. Chased brass mounting. Three-prong hilt. Curved blade with flat back and counter-edge. Lightened scabbard with one strap. A.B.E. Third Republic

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Light cavalry officer's saber model 1822. Horn handle, watermark missing. Chased brass mounting. Three-prong hilt. Curved blade with flat back and counter-edge. Lightened scabbard with one strap. A.B.E. Third Republic

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Officer's saber Model 1882. With its two straps

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