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France, Third Republic (1870–1940). Light Cavalry troop saber, Model 1822, from the Châtellerault Arms Factory. Cast brass hilt with two secondary branches. The cap features a beaded rim topped by a domed rivet button and a short tail; the guard has a curved tip. The wooden tang is bound with string and covered with sheepskin embossed with a brass filigree pattern. The main guard branch is stamped “361”; no other hallmarks are visible on the mount. Leather scabbard present. White blade with traces of grease, slightly curved, with a hollow edge and flat back, marked “Manufacture d’Armes de Châtellerault January 1877, Light Cavalry Model 1822.” Steel scabbard with a single suspension ring that was formerly painted black and gilded. In the condition in which it was discovered; never previously part of a collection. 106.5 cm (Blade 92 cm). (Signs of wear and normal use; needs cleaning; in fairly good condition).
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