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7137 - A Prussian cuirassier sword, Model 1732/97, for enlisted men, circa 1800
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A Prussian cuirassier sword, Model 1732/97, for enlisted men, circa 1800 Sturdy, straight wedge-shaped blade (stained, nicked, unmarked), double-edged central point. Multi-piece cast brass guard, round vase-shaped pommel (base stamped “K 2:9” and “13:352”), ankle guard with an old, re-stamped royal cipher “FWR,” without a thumb ring; one crossguard is broken; a new 4 mm hole in the guard plate. Black leather-covered tang (somewhat loose) with brass wire wrapping. Well-preserved black leather-covered scabbard (worn) with a wooden core and iron fittings (dents) as well as four movable carrying rings. Partially slightly damaged, with clear signs of wear and age. Length 105 cm. The Old Prussian sabers with the back or wedge-shaped blade, introduced in 1797, were still in use at the beginning of the 19th century. In 1808, the iron scabbard was introduced, before the weapons were completely replaced by French captured pieces in 1814. Condition: III
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