Sword Told Of Magistrate - 2nd Empire - Poincon -

Sword called "Magistrate", period of the 2nd Empire, hallmark "FD", Delacour, supplier of Napoleon III° - XIX°. Very beautiful sword of the high officials of the state and the high magistrate under the Second Empire. Punch under the shell "FD" between two swords, Delacour, furbisseur of Napoleon III°. see photos. Trefoil pommel in trefoil stamped with the imperial eagle on thunderbolt, surmounted by a diamond-shaped rivet button. Original joining arc in the shape of a rosary with two rows of metal beads which starts from the pommel and arrives at the end of the quillon. Rocket adorned alternately with gilded and chiselled blades of floral decoration and plain steel blades. Left quillon on the rosary side slightly inclined downwards and rectilinear right quillon, both decorated with floral motifs. Cruising knot with a steel diamond. Keyboard with eagle on thunderbolt cut and gilded, framed by curvilinear bands in steel and two diamonds in steel. Furnisher's hallmark under the keyboard, see photos. Triangular section blade with three hollow sides with its red tie present. No scabbard. Total length: 95 cm Blade length: 79 cm Width of the blade at the heel: 2 cm Very good state of conservation and use, in its own juice, see the photos. Shipping costs included for FRANCE; Visit my other objects by consulting my gallery and our site.