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203 - France, Restoration (1814–1830) – Reign of Louis Philippe (1830–1848).
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France, Restoration (1814–1830) – Reign of Louis Philippe (1830–1848). Rare infantry saber known as a “briquet,” AN XI model, for the National Guard, privately manufactured by “VIELLARDY,” without a scabbard. Bronze hilt with 28 flutes. Single-branch guard, with hallmarks including “B under a star” in an oval and “23” on the crossguard (23rd hilt produced?). Flat, slightly curved blade with a flat back, featuring a light gray, mottled patina and traces of oxidation; stamped at the heel with the manufacturer’s mark “VIELLARDY.” No markings on the back. In its original condition upon discovery; never previously part of a collection. 74 cm (blade 59 cm). (Signs of wear and normal use; a rare variant from private production. Fairly good condition). Note: “VIELLARDY” refers to the Forges de Morvillars factory (located in the Territoire de Belfort) of the famous French industrial firm Viellard-Migeon & Cie.
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