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France, Revolution–Directoire (1789–1799) – Consulate (1799–1804). Rare infantry saber known as a “briquet,” model AN IX, privately manufactured by “BARISONI.” One-piece, cast, copper-plated brass mount with 36 flutes; the joint arch is stamped “C +” on the visible portion. Curved crossguard ending in a trumpet shape. Slightly curved blade with a tobacco-colored patina, flat and with a flat back, marked “BARISONI” on the back, with no other visible marks or hallmarks. No tie. Black leather scabbard with a central back seam, featuring two brass fittings; the scabbard cap has a trigger guard and is secured to the leather with an iron clasp. 74 cm (Blade 59.5 cm). (Signs of wear and age, slight play in the mount and blade tang; an interesting variant with an uncommon manufacturer’s mark; in good condition).
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