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France, Revolution–Directoire (1789–1799). Infantry Grenadier saber, known as the “Briquet,” Model 1767/90, privately manufactured during the Revolution by “SIMONNET A PARIS.” Copper-plated cast brass mount with twenty flutes, a simple cap with a long tail, and a prominent rivet button. The crossguard is widened at the top and joins the crossbar at a right angle. It is stamped “SIMONNET A PARIS” on two lines, partially legible. Straight crossguard ending in a pommel. White blade with slight traces of oxidation in places, slightly curved, flat, and with a flat back. No visible cutler’s mark or hallmark on the blade. Black leather scabbard with a slightly off-center back seam and two brass fittings; the chape features a button. 72.5 cm (blade 58 cm). (Signs of wear and normal use; variant with interesting manufacturer’s markings; minor dents on the mount; in fairly good condition).
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