Russian Cavalry Sabre M 1881 - The Tsarist Dragoons and Cossacks
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Russian Cavalry Sabre M 1881 - The Tsarist Dragoons and Cossacks The blade is slightly curved and double-edged towards the end. The sabre dates from 1909 and has an Imperial Russian double-headed eagle stamp on the ricasso. Blade length 87 cm, total length with scabbard 103 cm

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Russian Cavalry Sabre M 1881 - The Tsarist Dragoons and Coss

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