Prussian Sabre For Cavalry Officer 1860: Unique Style

OFFICIAL CAVALRY SABER MODEL 1860, VARIANT WITHOUT EARS. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1860-F
Name	Official Cavalry Saber Model 1860, variant without ears
Hilt	Made of iron, complete and closed, of Prussian type. Leather-wrapped grip with wire overlay. Continuous pommel without ears.
Blade	Slightly curved, with a fullers. Nearby and parallel channels to the back. Almost imperceptible hollowing. Rounded spine up to the guard with a false edge; external until almost halfway, edge for the rest up to the tip.
Sheath	Made of iron, with two hooks and rings. Bell-shaped throat.
Inscription	None visible.
Types	Engraved or plain basket, engraved blades, plain with channels, or troop-like with hollowing. Steel sheath with two or a single ring if manufactured after January 18, 1894. Some examples lined with leather for use in Africa.
Total Length	1020 mm
Blade Length	885 mm
Blade Width	0.33 mm
Collection	V.N.

Prussian Sabre for Cavalry Officer 1860: Unique Style