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799 - M1836 saber, known as the cuirassier saber. M1836 saber, known as the cuirassier saber, but also intended for noncommissioned officers and mounted officers of the infantry. Wooden hilt, worn and slightly worm-eaten, missing its shagreen covering. Guard decorated with a lion within a laurel wreath. Double-edged blade showing slight oxidation. No scabbard. Signs of wear. Non-commissioned officer’s sword, likely Model 1845, subject to confirmation of the year of manufacture, with a guard adorned with a lion holding a shield bearing King Leopold’s monogram. Horn pommel, without a filigree design. Crossguard missing. Double-edged blade with oxidation. Wear and patina. M1836 sword, known as the cuirassier pattern. M1836 sword, commonly described as a cuirassier sword, but also issued to non-commissioned officers and mounted infantry officers. Wooden grip, worn and slightly worm-eaten, with its shagreen covering missing. Guard decorated with a lion within a laurel wreath. Double-edged blade with slight oxidation. No scabbard. Wear. Non-commissioned officer’s sword, likely the 1845 pattern (subject to confirmation of the model year), with a guard decorated with a lion holding a shield bearing King Leopold’s monogram. Horn grip without wire binding. Folding counterguard missing. Oxidized double-edged blade. Wear and patina.
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M1836 saber, known as the cuirassier saber. M1836 saber, known as the cuirassier saber, but also intended for noncommissioned officers and mounted officers of the infantry. Wooden hilt, worn and slightly worm-eaten, missing its shagreen covering. Guard decorated with a lion within a laurel wreath. Double-edged blade showing slight oxidation. No scabbard. Signs of wear. Non-commissioned officer’s sword, likely Model 1845, subject to confirmation of the year of manufacture, with a guard adorned with a lion holding a shield bearing King Leopold’s monogram. Horn pommel, without a filigree design. Crossguard missing. Double-edged blade with oxidation. Wear and patina. M1836 sword, known as the cuirassier pattern. M1836 sword, commonly described as a cuirassier sword, but also issued to non-commissioned officers and mounted infantry officers. Wooden grip, worn and slightly worm-eaten, with its shagreen covering missing. Guard decorated with a lion within a laurel wreath. Double-edged blade with slight oxidation. No scabbard. Wear. Non-commissioned officer’s sword, likely the 1845 pattern (subject to confirmation of the model year), with a guard decorated with a lion holding a shield bearing King Leopold’s monogram. Horn grip without wire binding. Folding counterguard missing. Oxidized double-edged blade. Wear and patina.
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