227 - France, Reign of Louis-Philippe (1830–1848).

France, Reign of Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). Light Cavalry saber, Model 1822, from the Royal Manufactory of Châtellerault, 1844, with the same serial number. Cast brass mount with two secondary branches. The cap features a rim topped by a domed rivet button and a short tail; the guard has a curved tip, and the reverse side is stamped but illegible. Wooden, cord-wrapped grip covered with sheepskin embossed with a brass filigree pattern. The tie is missing. The mount is numbered “109” on the main guard branch. White blade, stained in places, with hollow edges and a flat back, marked on the back “Manufacture Royale de Châtellerault Octobre 1844,” stamped on the heel with “B,” "C" under a star between branches on one side and "17" on the other side. Steel scabbard with a light gray patina, stained in places, featuring two suspension rings; the upper strap is stamped "109," with an asymmetrical tip. As found; never previously part of a collection. 107 cm (Blade 92.5 cm). (Signs of wear and age-related patina. In good condition).