Infantry Officer Saber: Elegance Of The 19th Century

INFANTRY OFFICER SABER CIRCA 1800. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1800-C
Name	Saber
Period	Late 18th century / Early 19th century
Guard	Made of gilded brass, chiseled stirrup guard, complete quillon, pommel in the shape of a helmet with plume, grip made of ebony wood, lower ferrule and chiseled knuckle guard.
Blade	Straight, wide, with two edges and a slight central hollow, without visible inscription.
Sheath	Black leather, with brass throat and tip.
Inscription	No visible inscription
Total Length	930 mm
Blade Length	775 mm
Blade Width	35 mm
Description	Excellent piece of infantry officer with characteristics that give it a Gallic air, ideal for a foot officer.

Infantry Officer Saber: Elegance of the 19th Century