Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I. - photo 1
Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I. - photo 2
Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I. - photo 3
Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I. - photo 4
Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I. - photo 5

Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I.

Lot 640
23.09.2023 11:30UTC +01:00
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Lot 640 | Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I.
Infanterie-Offizier Säbel M 1836 - Jägeroffizier mit Damastklinge und Chiffre Ludwig I.. Gut erhaltene Steckrückenklinge mit Schör, in der ersten Klingenhälfte beidseitig feines Ätzdekor mit Waffentrophäen und Ranken, mittig königliches Chiffre "L" unter Krone", bis zur Klingenspitze gut sichtbare "wilde" Damaststruktur. Im Rücken bezeichnet "garantiert" vor floralem Ätzdekor, leicht sichtbare, mehrlagige Linienstruktur. Messingbügelgefäß mit Löwenkopfknauf und gewaffeltem bzw. gerilltem Ebenholzgriffstück, vs. Schildauflage mit dem königlichen Chiffre "L" unter Krone im Strahlenkranz (berieben). Eisenscheide mit glatten Messingbeschlägen, Trageringe mit deutlichem Abrieb, eiserner Schlepper korrodiert. Altersspuren und typische Tragespuren einer langen Dienstzeit. GL. 99cm. Z 2- Schöne, frühe Qualität aus der Regierungszeit König Ludwig I. (1825-1848)
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