Lot information
A children's saber from the second half of the 18th century, complete with scabbard, belt and hanging cords. This decorative and ceremonial piece was probably intended for young noblemen or cadets, as part of an education in the spirit of military tradition.The blade is gently curved, ground on one side, engraved with the inscription "Vivat Husar", which refers to the hussar units that had an important position in Hungary. The handle is made of brass, richly decorated with a relief ornament. The scabbard is partially covered with green velvet and decorated with brass elements.
It also includes the original textile suspension system, composed of braided cords and metal fasteners, which allowed the saber to be worn on the belt
Dimensions
Length: 59.8 cm | Blade length: 40.5 cm | Blade width: 19 mm | Weight: 200 g***IMPORTANT NOTICE***
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