Dutch Model Year IX Briquette Sabre – Blade Marked 1836, Antique Infantry Sabre.
€180.00
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Authentic Year IX infantry briquet saber, featuring a distinctive Dutch hilt, recognizable by its bell-shaped quillon and one-piece 36-strand mount.
This typically Dutch construction distinguishes this saber from the models used during the classic Napoleonic Wars. It is a rare and sought-after piece for collectors of antique memorabilia and collectibles.
The straight, single-edged blade, marked 1836, measures 59 cm, for a total length of 71 cm. This saber, designed for infantry, is prized for its robustness and maneuverability.
✔ Authentic Year IX model
✔ Distinctive Dutch hilt
✔ Blade marked 1836
✔ Rare collector's item
This briquet saber offers an interesting historical perspective on the evolution of infantry weapons after the Napoleonic era, while retaining the emblematic characteristics of this model.
Ref. 1506
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Sword Features:
- Type: Infantry briquet sword
- Model: AN IX
- Origin: Netherlands (Dutch)
- Construction: One-piece hilt with 36 twisted strands
- Feature: Pavilion-style quillon
- Blade: Straight, single-edged
- Marking: 1836
- Blade length: 59 cm (23.2 in)
- Overall length: 71 cm (27.9 in)
- Period: 19th century
- Use: Infantry
- Condition: Good overall condition
- Reference: 1506
1506
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Authentic Year IX infantry briquet saber, featuring a distinctive Dutch hilt, recognizable by its bell-shaped quillon and one-piece 36-strand mount.
This typically Dutch construction distinguishes this saber from the models used during the classic Napoleonic Wars. It is a rare and sought-after piece for collectors of antique memorabilia and collectibles.
The straight, single-edged blade, marked 1836, measures 59 cm, for a total length of 71 cm. This saber, designed for infantry, is prized for its robustness and maneuverability.
✔ Authentic Year IX model
✔ Distinctive Dutch hilt
✔ Blade marked 1836
✔ Rare collector's item
This briquet saber offers an interesting historical perspective on the evolution of infantry weapons after the Napoleonic era, while retaining the emblematic characteristics of this model.
Ref. 1506