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- Replica of saber more common of the cavalry
- Sabers for decration and colection
- Blade: stainless steel
- Blade length: 74 cm
- Total length: 87 cm
- Silvery sheath and handle
The Briquet Saber is a melee weapon in Napoleonic Wars.
It is a short, slightly curved sword with a golden handle, and is carried by most infantry units, including flag-bearers, musicians, and engineers.
“Briquet”, easy handing short sabre, as other white weapons of the time, gets its origin in the French Revolution, and later the Napoleonic troops of Infantry, Artillery and Grenadiers were provided with this weapon.
Excellent Replica of Briquet Saber.
- Overall: 74 cm
- Width: 12 cm
- Weight: 1,6 kg
High Quality Sword of the Exclusive Collection "Historical, Fantastic and Legend Swords" made by MARTO.
Certificate of Quality and Origin, Made in Toledo (Spain)
Spanish Saber for NCOs of the Civil Guard with polished Stainless Steel blade, acid etchings and finishes according to the official specifications of the body.
This Riding Sword Model 1844 is included in the group of Arms of Spain where the Shield flanked by the initials G.C. reproduces the emblem of a Corps, with a garrison of three hawks made specifically for Civil Guard Officers.
The Civil Guard Corps was recently created under the direction of the Duke of Ahumada, and the first regulation on the use of and adjudication of bladed weapons where it was arranged that for the Infantry forces a 'Sabre of those used by the Army Infantry' would be adopted, while for the Cavalry, a 'Line Sword' would be assigned. RO15/June/1844
The Duke of Ahumada, worried about the correct and honorable use of weapons, dictated:
'Several times some Guardsmen have unsheathed their sabers against unarmed civilians... the entire Civil Guard You must keep in mind the motto of the old Spanish swords - do not take me out without reason or sheath me without honor - and rarely can there be cause to unsheathe it against the unarmed civilian'. (Circular 08/04/1846)
By founding order it was planned to equip all the Civil Guards of Cavalry or Infantry with their corresponding saber (RO25/08/1848) and the Duke of Ahumada, in 1850, I dictate that the orders be made directly by the heads of the Tercios to the Toledo Factory and that it be observed if they carried the true motto of the establishment since "in many workshops in the foreign kingdom they are falsified by putting the label of the Toledo Factory" From then on, swords and sabers were designed and manufactured to be carried by the civil guards.
Consequently with the above, the 'Model 1844 Riding Sword for Civil Guard Officers' was one of the first white arms of the Civil Guard Corps manufactured in the prestigious White Weapons Factory of Toledo.
The officers of the Cavalry units of the Civil Guard were endowed, continuing the custom of the time, of an exclusive sword model of mount. The use of a riding sword was complemented by that of a girding sword in acts on foot.
The Ertzaintza is the autonomous police of the Basque Country, created in 1982 by the lendakari Carlos Garaikoetxea in development of the Statute of Guernica. Its origin as the Basque Country's own police is located in the old municipal militias to stop banditry favored by social and political upheavals. It is one of the four autonomous Spanish security forces and bodies, together with the Catalan Mozos de Escuadra, the Navarre Provincial Police and the Canarian Police.
In 1982 a prototype of the uniform of Grand Gala, post-Napoleonic court, inspired by those uniforms used by the "Chasseurs D'Orleans" of the 1840s by the French troops. Later it was modified giving it a line similar to General Zumalakarregi's coat, but playing with its composition of colors, green, red and silver.
The image of this garment is of great poise and solemnity, singled out in the bodies of Great Honors, for its showiness, distinction and packaging. The accessories of the uniform are: Txapela, gloves, shoulder strap, shoulder strap, saber and collar.
Spanish Saber of Officers of the Spanish Navy. With polished stainless steel blade, acid etched and finished according to the specifications of the Spanish Government.
This saber has a decorated blade made of 1095 carbon steel. It features original materials such as the pommel, leather hilt and blued steel scabbard.
This authentic manufactured replica is hand forged and fully tempered in high quality steel. 1095 carbon content. The pommel and scabbard are the original to ensure it performs exactly as the original did. It has a flexible, engraved blade and a leather grip covered with brass thread. It's the same one worn by General Jo Shelby, the Missouri cavalry raider who never surrendered to any command. This beautiful sword has engraved on the blade C.S. See Albaugh: Confederate Border Arms, p. 122.
The scabbard is blued steel, with brass rings.
Total Length: 96 cm Blade Length: 81 cm Material 1065 High Carbon
The American Colonists were, like most of Europe, amorous of the dashing French Hussar. The handmade hilt of this American saber reflects their admiration of the 1700’s French style. This well-balanced, fast sword was designed for the mounted fighter. Solid steel hilt with spiral pattern carved hardwood grip is married to an effective 1085 high carbon, well tempered blade. Comes with black leather scabbard with steel mounts. This attractive sword can be seen in the book “Swords and Blades of the American Revolution” by O.C. Newmann. A piece of early American history to start or add to your collection.
- Replica of saber more common of the cavalry
- Sabers for decration and colection
- Blade: stainless steel
- Blade length: 74 cm
- Total length: 87 cm
- Golden sheath and handle
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