Husarischer Säbel, Österreich/Ungarn, Anfang 18. Jhdt. - photo 1

Husarischer Säbel, Österreich/Ungarn, Anfang 18. Jhdt.

Lot 3251
11.05.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 2 400
AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 3251 | Husarischer Säbel, Österreich/Ungarn, Anfang 18. Jhdt.
Estimate value
€ 2 400
Leicht geschwungene, scharfe Rückenklinge (narbig) mit Jelman und zweischneidiger Spitze, beidseitig eine leichte Hohlbahn, auf der Terzseite gezahnte Sichelmarken. Weit ausladende eiserne Parierstange mit langem Mitteleisen und quartseitigem Daumenring. Schwarz belederte Hilze, daran beidseitig gepunzte Ziernieten aus Messing, mit Punzen verzierte Messing-Knaufkappe, daran ein eisernes Kettchen. Über Holzkern neu belederte Scheide mit alter, gepunzter Eisen-Garnitur, zwei bewegliche Trageringe. Eisenteile narbig, Gebrauchs- und Altersspuren. Länge 100 cm.
An Austrian/Hungarian hussar's sabre, early 18th century
Lightly curved, sharp single-edged blade (pitted) with yelmen and double-edged point, slight fuller on each side, the obverse with serrated crescent-shaped marks. Wide iron quillons with long languet and thumb ring on the reverse. Grip with black leather cover, punched decorative brass rivets on both sides, brass pommel cap with punched decoration, attached to it a small iron chain. Wooden scabbard with new leather cover and old, punched iron furniture, two movable suspension rings. Iron parts pitted, traces of use and age. Length 100 cm.
Condition: II
Place of origin:Hungary
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