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Historical Swords
French Infantry Sabre
Model M.1767
475,-
Batavian Republic Infantry Officer’s Sabre
Schimmelpenninck
2150,-
Dutch Light Cavalry Sabre
M1814 No. 2
1750,-
French Light Cavalry Trooper’s Sabre
Model AN XI
1750,-
Dutch Light Cavalry officers sabre
m1813 No. 1
1600,-
Light Cavalry Officer’s Sabre
French Consulate Period
3500,-,-
French Light Cavalry Sabre
Model AN XI
1100,-
Infantry Officer’s Smallsword
North Europe
350,-
Dutch Infantry Officer’s Sabre
M1820
1000,-
Infantry Officer’s Sabre
Young Guard
5000,-
General Officer’s Sabre
Mameluke-Style
6500,-
Dutch Light Cavalry Sabre
M1813 No. 1
1650,-
History Worth Preserving
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Sabres of the etat-major officers from the Batave Republique
The sabre models discussed in this article are several officers’ sabres used by higher-ranking officers...
A ‘Garde Perlée’ Sabre
In a series of short articles, I intend to present several examples of sabres used...
Sabre of an Officer of the Hussars of the Batavian Republic
The sabre examined in this article is an example used by an officer of the...
Revisiting the 18th Century: The Herschel House
A new exhibition at the Herschel Museum of Astronomy in Bath offers an unusual answer:...
The Changing World of the Antique Auction
For generations, the great London auction houses occupied a central position in the British antiques...