Cavalry Sabre 1812: Unique English Design And Style

OFFICIAL CAVALRY SABRE AROUND 1812. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1812-C
Name	Official Cavalry Sabre
Period	1812
Guard	With a clear English influence from the late 18th century, a ring on the grip, a loop on the stirrup, a semicircular base plate with cutouts, a hint of gallows, a prismatic pommel with a knob, an ebony grip with metal reinforcements, and a faceted collar at the base.
Blade	Slightly curved with the spine on the inside, edge on the outside, and on the blade, a great hollow and decorative drawings of esoteric-astral inspiration.
Scabbard	Leather, with a brass-plated throat and tip, suspension button.
Inscription	FOR MY LAW AND FOR MY KING
Description	Similar to the sabres of the late 18th century and early 19th century, used by mounted institutes or the National Militia, linked to the Liberal Triennium.
Total Length	1020 mm
Blade	805 mm
Blade Width	24 mm

Cavalry Sabre 1812: Unique English Design and Style