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A collection of six edged weapons, mostly French, from the 19th–20th centuries Sapper’s sidearm with a shortened saw-back blade (stamped “BGP” and “RF” at the base), solid brass hilt with a fully sculpted rooster-head pommel and a downward-curving crossguard. Fascine knife M 1831 with a grained gladius blade (stamp illegible), solid brass hilt, and leather scabbard (front: a 4 cm cut; back: seam partially open). A heavily grained Chassepot bayonet, bearing the signature of the St. Etienne manufacturer on the back, dated 1868. A grained Gras bayonet with the signature of St. Etienne, dated 1878. A Lebel bayonet (repainted black) with a nickel silver handle. Also included is a Briquet saber, with the blade stamped “Hugo Baruch & Cie Berlin” on the grained blade, and a higher-quality Briquet saber without a scabbard, with the blade stamped “Carl Eickhorn Solingen.” Locking mechanisms intact. Partially damaged, with clear signs of wear and age. Length approx. 65–75 cm. Condition: II
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