Hussar Saber, Year IV Model, Revolution–first Empire. France.
Artist: Révolution / Empire
Brass mount. Single-branch guard with remnants of the rooster hallmark and the hallmark for the revolutionary manufacturing method introduced in 1793, marked with the name of the armorer, "LIORARD."
Long-tailed pommel, beechwood handle sheathed in waxed calfskin.
Curved blade with hollow edges, length 82 cm, bearing the “dictator’s束” hallmark.
Wooden scabbard covered in waxed leather with two large brass fittings, the inner edges of which are scalloped, with brass belt loops and steel rings. Scabbard cap with a socketed opening.
Total length of the weapon: 98 cm. Good condition.
France. Revolution / First Empire.
Long-tailed pommel, beechwood handle sheathed in waxed calfskin.
Curved blade with hollow edges, length 82 cm, bearing the “dictator’s束” hallmark.
Wooden scabbard covered in waxed leather with two large brass fittings, the inner edges of which are scalloped, with brass belt loops and steel rings. Scabbard cap with a socketed opening.
Total length of the weapon: 98 cm. Good condition.
France. Revolution / First Empire.
1 920 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Fully restored in our whorkshop
Material: Wrought iron
Length: 98 cm
Width: -
Diameter: -
Height: -
Depth: -
Reference (ID): 1811001
Availability: In stock
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