Klinge für einen Infanteriesäbel, Trageweise ab 1766 - photo 1

Klinge für einen Infanteriesäbel, Trageweise ab 1766

Lot 9157
30.11.2023 10:00UTC +01:00
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Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 9157 | Klinge für einen Infanteriesäbel, Trageweise ab 1766
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€ 160
Leicht gekrümmte Rückenklinge, beiseitig geätzt, terzseitig beschriftet "Vivat ...?" und quartseitig "Migazzi Infanterie Regiment". Gereinigt, stellenweise narbig und schartig. Länge 61,5 cm.
Das Infanterieregiment Nr. 46 wurde 1745 als "Tiroler Land- und Feld-Regiment" errichtet, ab 1766 unter Vinzenz Felix von Migazzi, ab 1786 unter Franz von Neugebauer, und schließlich 1806 in "Infanterie-Regiment Nr. 46" umbenannt.
Three sabres of the k.u.k. foot troops, 19th/20th century
Infanterie-Mannschaftssäbel M 1861 mit geschwungener Rückenklinge (fleckig), am Ansatz der Stempel "Eduard Jung / Niederl. Wien / Fabr. ob. Piesting", eisernes Bügelgefäß mit schwarz belederter Hilze (abgegriffen) und stabiler Lederscheide mit integrierter Eisenmontierung. Dazu ein Säbel der Gebirgstruppen mit brünierter Rückenklinge, gestempelt "Hans Bayer Graz", brüniertem Eisengefäß, Fischauthilze, Drahtwicklung, Eisenscheide und späterem gelb-schwarzen Stoff-Portepee (Risse) mit Chiffre "K". Außerdem ein kurzer offiziersmäßiger Säbel M 1861 mit ungemarkter Rückenklinge (überschliffen), Eisenbügelgefäß (Knaufabschluss fehlt, Griffbügel gelötet) und Eisenscheide. Teilweise leicht beschädigt, Altersspuren. Länge 68 - 81 cm.

Condition: II
Auction house category:Austria: Empire
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