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Napoleonic sabres and swords. Napoleon 1st and 3rd
Under this heading you can find the Napoleonic soldier's basic weapons such as the Infantry Sabre Briquet or the Cutlass Sabre, but also some very fine weapons outstandingly replicated down to the markings matching exactly those of that time.
See our hussar sabres, all our sabres with blue and gold blades as our sabre for officier subalterne de chasseur a cheval de la garde.
We make our copies using a hugh documentation, but also genuine pieces from our personal but also from private collections, from which we make moulds.
Caution, most of our sabres are not made for fencing, when it is possible we indicate it clearly.
Our swordknots are functional, you can adjust them to your wrists, we make them in our atelier in France.
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Des sabres et des épées, tome I, troupes a cheval, de louis XIV à l'Empire, Michel Petard. Ouvrage de référence
Coin inférieur droit un peu enfoncé en devant de couverture, un coup au dos de la couverture, très bon état par ailleurs.
Des sabres et des épées, Michel Pétard, Éd. du Canonnier, 215 p
Date Parution : 1999
Série : Des sabres et des épées. (1)
Nombre de page : 215
Dimensions : 31 x 21 cm
Poids : 1400 g
Ce catalogue inventorie en une suite illustrée et commentée tous les modèles d'armes, ainsi que les variantes et autres fantaisies contemporaines, mis en service dans les armées françaises de Louis XVI à l'Empire, dans la cavalerie française.
Les tomes I et II ont été tirés à 750 exemplaires seulement et sont extrêmement recherchés, et donc couteux.
Nous avons acheté tout le stock restant du tome 3 qui lui a été tiré à 1500 exemplaires, nous le proposons par contre à un prix très abordable.
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les armes blanches de la révolution. J.P. Martin
Édition du Portail, juillet 1985. Relié.
Langue : Français.
Rare et petit (23 X 16 cm) ouvrage mais qui est le plus complet (159 pages) publié sur le sujet.
Indispensable pour qui intéresse aux armes de cette période.
Quelques bavures du vieil adhésif sur la première et la dernière page, qui ne sont pas imprimées
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Hussar officer sabre. Adorned blade: "Tout pour l'Empereur"."Toujours au chemin de la gloire". n
We found a sword of the same model in an old collection, a replica of which we are now offering. The blade was engraved: "Tout pour l'Emperereur" (instead of Empereur) on one side and "Toujous au chemin de la gloire" instead of Toujours on the other, demonstrating that even the best cutlers/engravers weren't always fond of spelling. We were quite taken with these (corrected) mottoes and the fine engravings on the guard.
We took an impression of the guard and reworked all the chiseling after casting to ensure its precision.
The fact that this model was very popular among hussar officers finally convinced us to offer a reproduction of this beautiful saber. We will receive an initial batch of 28 sabers in a few days, with the next delivery in a few weeks (to be confirmed). Orders will be served first! The rivet button that can be glimpsed at the top of the pommel will not be cylindrical, but rather truncated conical, which is much more historically accurate.
Total length 100 cm, blade 85 cm. Sabre is one of our finest creations in several years, we are proud to offer it to you.
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Des sabres et des épées, tome II Michel Petard. Cavalry from Empire till now.
Petit enfoncement peu visible en bas au milieu de la couverture, très bien par ailleurs.
Michel Petard is a famous author who published most complete books about military eqipements and sabres from 1600 to 1870...and later.
This opus is dedicated to swords and sabres used in french cavalry from Empire till now.
Good condition
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Infantry officer's sword, 1777 type.
This is an example of a sword model used at the end of Louis XVI's reign and into the Napoleonic era.
Total length 99 cm, blade 83 cm.
There is some play in the guard, and no visible markings on the blade. A good piece.
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Sabre style Karabela. Copie, un seul exemplaire
Arme rachetée à un client.
Modèle assez impressionnant, mais avec des finitions assez inégales.
Gainage du fourreau qui ne semble pas être en cuir?
Raccord sur la partie du fourreau en laiton lisse...Mais belle lame dorée et fusée qui semble être en galuchat.
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Infantry napoleonic saber briquet, with scabbard, with "bridge" to hang it
It's a bit like the "Swiss Army knife" of the Napoleonic soldier, used for everything from cutting wood to chopping food.
While virtually useless against cavalry sabers, infantrymen were nonetheless very attached to it.
Rotated cast bronze handle, steel blade, cowhide scabbard. White leather chape with tongue, and brass locket.
The grooves on the handle are of rather poor quality, and sometimes the blade has a little play in the handle... A shame, because the scabbards are better than what we've seen for years... But you're not going to fight with it. For carrying at your side, it's still better than most of the products on the market lately.
1426 g with scabbard. Length 73 cm.
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Alamo Fort commemorative souvenir box. By Perdersoli, limited serie. 50 produced pieces
Magnificent commemorative gift set of the 1836 Alamo. It contains a modern flintlock pistol, Kentucky type, single-shot, .45 caliber. Made by Pedersoli; Bowie-style knife; engraved oval plaque. Limited edition of only 50 sets produced in 2005 or 2006 for Bedec Tir. Mint condition.
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Baïonnette allemande 98 à dents de scie.
Belle lame à dents de scie marquée au talon Erfurt, plaquettes bois, bouton poussoir fonctionnel.
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Light cavalry officer's saber. Empire/Restoration
Antique piece.
First Empire/Restoration model, with its original scabbard, which is still flat on top. Good antique blade, but without engraving or markings; there is some doubt about the leather grip, which may have been restored. Price reflects this.
In pristine condition, this sword could be worth twice as much.
Length: 97 cm (blade length: 81 cm)
Weight with scabbard: 1350 g.
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18th century hunting dagger, silver fittings
Beautiful period piece.
The hilt fittings are silver (hallmarked), with some minor losses (silver ovals and tabs on the grip).
Long and wide blade, locally oxidized, but potentially functional.
Total length 80 cm, blade 64 cm, similar to some infantry sabers. In original condition.
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Briquet sabre, PRADIER, cutler in Paris from 1816 to 1835. Without scabbard
Good, solid 28-fluted hilt of the type used during the Napoleonic era.
Hallmarked with a "B" surmounted by a crown (?) on the blade's ricasso.
Used in this version until the Second Empire. Overall length 74 cm, including a 59.5 cm blade marked "Pradier".
No scabbard. In original condition. A good piece. It could be cleaned if you wish to do so yourself.
This was kind of the "Swiss Army knife" of the Empire soldier. It was used to chop wood as well as to cut up food. Although they were absolutely useless when fighting against cavalry sabres, infantrymen would nevertheless hold on to it. Complies with contemporary rules.
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Briquet sabre, PRADIER, cutler in Paris from 1816 to 1835. Period scabbard
Good, solid 28-fluted hilt of the type used during the Napoleonic era.
Hallmarked with a "B" surmounted by a crown (?) on the blade's ricasso.
Original scabbard, slightly shrunken, with remnants of a woolen tie.
Overall length 73 cm, blade 59 cm.
This was kind of the "Swiss Army knife" of the Empire soldier. It was used to chop wood as well as to cut up food. Although they were absolutely useless when fighting against cavalry sabres, infantrymen would nevertheless hold on to it. Complies with contemporary rules.
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Saber for dragoon and light cavalry, 1790 type.
A completely authentic revolutionary saber, which doesn't betray the manufacture of the period, often without markings... Whatever could be found was used to equip the soldiers of the levy en masse, the good and the bad.
Total length 106 cm including a 90 cm blade. Semi-pink copper hilt, with 3 branches, leather-wrapped knuckle trimmed with a simple filigree. It is generally in good condition.
This type of saber was not in production for very long, but it continued to be used throughout the Napoleonic Wars.
This saber was appraised by JJ Buigne (Le Hussard) about fifteen years ago, see last picture, and valued at €1,100. He defines it as a light cavalry saber.
Some dragoon regiments were indeed converted into light cavalry regiments in 1790 and retained the sabers they had previously, but the double-fulled blades were more specifically used by the dragoons.
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First Empire model ship's/boarding saber with 1833 model blade and new scabbard
Rare ship's or boarding saber with a First Empire pattern hilt (a pinhead-sized hole in the shell is noteworthy). The quillon is cut into a palmette, a characteristic of the First Empire.
675 mm curved blade with markings on the spine: "Manuf de Chatellerault...", which remain illegible. Rust and talc on the blade, easily cleaned.
Chatellerault manufactured the blades for the boarding sabers between 1835 and 1861, so the blade is indeed of the 1833 pattern.
It no longer has any visible punch marks and has been thoroughly cleaned; the two regulatory anchors are, however, visible on both sides.
When the ship's saber pattern was changed in 1833, not all the sabers of the earlier pattern were put away! They continued to be used until the stock was exhausted, even if defective blades had to be replaced. This allowed us to find a few sabers modified in this way, which were less expensive than the (very) rare 100% original pieces.
The scabbard is a new one, for use in reenactment.
Michel Petard states in his book "Le sabre d'abordage" (The Boarding Saber) that no scabbard of the Year IX model has survived.
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Sabre of general Lasalle. Blade in wootz. Mamelouk/oriental style.
Price for the saber alone; other accessories such as the sabretache, belt, vest, etc., are not included in the price.
Thanks to Mr. Bilbao, who kindly shared photos of the saber we provided, along with the various other accessories, also made by us, which can be seen in the table below.
Copy of the sabre of general Lasalle, kept at the Musée des Invalides and which appears in the painting representing Lasalle during the Battle of Stettin.
We reproduced the real sabre, as you can see it in collections of french national army museum, not its representation on painting, more curved.
This saber has a very finely patterned damascus blade. To reproduce them we used wootz, which is a metal whose mines have been exhausted for 3 centuries.
By melting old cannonballs, we were able to produce some exceptional blades which have the appearance of the saber of this prestigious general, symbol of light cavalry, in all its excesses.
It is an oriental model, like those of the Mameluks, very popular with officers of the Empire who were able to appreciate the qualities of such swords in Egypt.
Note the types of engraved designs, very unusual on blades from this period.
Lasalle didn't do much like everyone else. He was the first to wear breeches whose legs ended in fake boots.
Model which would become the regulatory model for many riders, a few decades later
670,00 €
Out of stock
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Sabre of general Lasalle. Blade in wootz. Mamelouk/oriental style. Tiny defect in the horn
Price for the saber alone; other accessories such as the sabretache, belt, vest, etc., are not included in the price.
Among the sabers we received, a few have tiny flaws in the horn where it is attached to the hilt, at the pommel rings, or on the metal rods that pass through the hilt. These are flaws of a few millimeters, only one per saber, and on a period piece, these would be a guarantee of authenticity.
An antique saber is rarely exempt from the "vicissitudes of time"....But we are supposed to supply pieces in mint condition, so we are selling off a few sabers from this limited edition. A bargain not to be missed!
Thanks to Mr. Bilbao, who kindly shared photos of the saber we provided, along with the various other accessories, also made by us, which can be seen in the table below.
Copy of the sabre of general Lasalle, kept at the Musée des Invalides and which appears in the painting representing Lasalle during the Battle of Stettin.
We reproduced the real sabre, as you can see it in collections of french national army museum, not its representation on painting, more curved.
This saber has a very finely patterned damascus blade. To reproduce them we used wootz, which is a metal whose mines have been exhausted for 3 centuries.
By melting old cannonballs, we were able to produce some exceptional blades which have the appearance of the saber of this prestigious general, symbol of light cavalry, in all its excesses.
It is an oriental model, like those of the Mameluks, very popular with officers of the Empire who were able to appreciate the qualities of such swords in Egypt.
Note the types of engraved designs, very unusual on blades from this period.
Lasalle didn't do much like everyone else. He was the first to wear breeches whose legs ended in fake boots.
Model which would become the regulatory model for many riders, a few decades later
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Sabre of Napoleon in movie of Ridley Scott. Chasseur a cheval, Imperial guard. Sabre for senior officier.
This is the sabre chosen by Ridley Scott, and Joachim Phoenix, from a batch of weapons we sold to a specialised rental firm, to equip Napoléon in his last production.
We are the only one in the world to produce this sabre.
We are happy to propose some on sale.
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Sabre for junior officer of chasseur a cheval de la garde.
We worked about 2 years to obtain blue and gold colour as 2 centuries ago on this french Officer Subalterne Saber.
This sabre equipped officers of imperial guard, especially the "chasseur à cheval de la garde" who had to follow the Emperor and protect him in all situations.
It explains why this sabre is so prestigious.
Have a look to fine details on scabbard: eagle, spider net...See engravings on blade.
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General/staff officer or dignitaries: 1 st Empire sword. Bronze colour . Sword of Napoleon in last movie of Ridley Scott
We did not invent this sword, see the drawing from catalog of Fournera, 28 rue Neuve Saint Nicolas in Paris during first Empire.
See details: Emperor's head, bees, eagle head, just "N" is lacking, even blade is engraved with an eagle.
This is a very nice sword, and it is probably the reason why Ridley scott chose this sword, from a batch of weapons we sold to a specialist rental firm, to equip Napoleon in his last movie!
We made moulds from existing swords and copied best parts to give birth again to this pefect symbol of first Empire.
Web on entry of scabbard and back of guard, symbol of staff officers...and of course, blue and gold blade, exclusive production of Empirecostume/ Antikcostume.
Length 99 cm, blade: 82.5 cm.
We propose a limited serie in silverplated metal.
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General/staff officer or dignitaries: 1 st Empire sword. Silver colour. Cleaned rust at the extremity of blade...Hardly visible.
Some of the silver-plated swords we received were rusted in the last few centimeters.
We removed this rust, but the surface appearance is very slightly different in these last few centimeters... In a place where it wouldn't be noticeable unless we told you.
We prefer to inform you.
Silver-plated swords are normally more expensive than untreated models, so you pay the same price for them.
We did not invent this sword, see the drawing from catalog of Fournera, 28 rue Neuve Saint Nicolas in Paris during first Empire.
See details: Emperor's head, bees, eagle head, just "N" is lacking, even blade is engraved with an eagle.
This is a very nice sword,
We made moulds from existing swords and copied best parts to give birth again to this pefect symbol of first Empire.
Web on entry of scabbard and back of guard, symbol of staff officers...and of course, blue and gold blade, exclusive production of Empirecostume/ Antikcostume.
Length 99 cm, blade: 82.5 cm.
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Proposal of swordknot to accompany General Lassale's saber.
General Lassale's original saber is accompanied, in its display case at Les Invalides, by a very complicated swordknot which ends with numerous tassels decorated with fragments of red coral.
We have given up on offering such a strap which could have cost half the price of the sword and is not necessarily of interest to collectors of swords.
On the other hand, we found in the old stocks of the David Establishments, straps ending in a tassel in a shape very close to those which sometimes adorned the sabers of the Mamluks.
These swordknots are not very expensive and the model is interesting.
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Dragoon officer sabre - Au grand Napoléon...
We made a mould of an original sabre to be sure to obtain the best copy.
Then we copied exactly a 2 centuries old blade, and we added on it 2 mottos, same as on a blade found in Russia from Baron "Meda".
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An XI Light line cavalry sabre, troop. Copy
Best actual copy on the market.
Length 106 cm. Blade 88 cm
Weight with scabbard: 2130 gr, without: 1223 gr.
This sabre existed with at least 2 types of scabbards
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Artillerie à pied de la garde. BLUE AND GOLD BLADE. Napoleonic sabre for officer. New type
We soon copied the model exposed in Empéri museum, in its “TRAIN D’ARTILLERIE” version.
It turns out that artillery is a weapon that interests more than the artillery train...but without an artillery train, no artillery, which is another debate.
This type of saber is a model also potentially used by foot artillery.
We therefore had a few sabers adorneded with the “FOOT ARTILLERY” blade. Limited series.
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Train d'artillerie de la garde. BLUE AND GOLD BLADE. Napoleonic sabre for officer. New type
We copied type from musée de l'Empéri, only 3 samples exist!
Brass scabbard with superb decorations. Specific sabre attributed to train d'artillerie of "Garde Impériale".
This very mobile unit was used to help line artillry in most of battles. TRAIN DE LA GARDE supplied ARTILLERY DE LA GARDE in powder and bullets.
No other supplier proposes such a quality.
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Empire Sabre for French general, vendémiaire an XII style
We began to work on this sabre 4 years ago.
It is a synthesis of what was produced for generals, in "vendemiaire an XII" style during Consulat and then Empire.
Cock is here replaced by Eagle, symbol of Empire.
Scabbard in blackened steel is adorned with nice chiselled brass accessories.
Blue and gold blade is also adorned by Imperial eagle and trophies.
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Staff officer vendemiaire an XII, Napoleonic sabre ,"blue and gold" blade
GOOD WOODEN GRIP.
Sabre attributed to staff officers and "adjudants commandants".
Scabbard in darkened steel with its very special brass and steel extremity.
Engraved blade, BLUE AND GOLD.
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Grenadier Imperial Guard infantry officer sabre. Empire
Profile of the Emperor in silver. "Garde Impériale", "Grenadiers à pied" (his "vieux grognards"), eagle and "N" on blade.
All main symbols of Empire are here, we had to do it...here it is.
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Sabre for officer of marin de la garde imperiale. Empire
Profil of the Emperor in silver. "Garde Impériale", "Corps des marins" , eagle and "N" on blade.
All main symbols of Empire are here, we had to do it...here it is. Limited stock for the moment .
Copied from a sabre kept in musée de la marine in Paris and decribed in book:"Les marins français 1789 -1830", by Vice amiral d'escadre Eric Schérer....sold on our website!
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Sabre for officer of chasseur a pied de la garde imperiale. Empire
Profil of the Emperor in silver. "Garde Impériale", "Chasseurs à pied" , eagle and "N" on blade.
All main symbols of Empire are here, we had to do it...here it is. Limited stock for the moment .
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Napoleonic cuirassier, troopers saber. New type
PEAK OF BLADE ON SIDE! NOT IN THE MIDDLE, AS IT WAS AFTER EMPIRE PERIOD.
New extremity of scabbard, reduced number of torsades on handle, new colour of leather.
Length 111,5 cm Blade 96,5 cm Weight:1,7 Kg!
For cuirassiers.
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Napoleonic saber for dragoon, troop, empire type
NEW HANDLE, SLIM HANDLE, PEAK OF BLADE ON SIDE! NOT IN THE MIDDLE, AS IT WAS AFTER EMPIRE PERIOD.
Very similar to "cavalerie de ligne/cuirassier"sabre. Only scabbard is different, made with brass and leather. Brass handle.
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Sabre for infantry officer, Empire.
Copy of a genuine one that we had on stock. Nice blue and gold blade. GOOD WOODEN GRIP.
Flexible blade, very light, sabre weight is less than 600 grammes without scabbard.
We especially worked on sabre weight, this is a point which makes usually the difference between genuine pieces and copies.
Engravings are similar with original, nice copy of a plain but typical weapon.
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Présentoir pour pistolet ou sabre court avec le N impérial
Présentoir de petite taille mais très fonctionnel. Un sceau avec un N couronné métallique est fixé d'un couté
En bois massif et métaux.
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Napoleonic sabre" briquet d'infanterie de la garde" sabre briquet
Sabre for "grenadiers à pied de la garde"(the famous " grognards") and" chasseurs à pied de la garde".
Blade 70 cm. Total length 84 cm. Weight without scabbard: 0,7 kg, with scabbard: 1,2 kg. Scabbard made in thick leather. THIS SABRE CAN BE SENT TO USA and CANADA with no additive shipping cost (you will be charged of 45 € only, for shipping, automatically added at the end of your order).
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Hussar sabre, revolution. Sabre of Bonaparte in the beginning of Ridley Scott movie: Napoleon
Blade with blue and gold for officers. Plain but with engravings for troop.
This is the blade that equip Bonaparte in last movie of Ridley Scott chosen from a batch of weapons we sold to a specialist rental firm.
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Prussian officer sword: 1874 to WWI. Copy
Length 92 cm including blade 75 cm.
Good condition.
Model used by the Prussian army around 1870
110,00 €
Out of stock
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Musketeer's sword, Louis XV copy
This sword is not one of our own; we have little demand for this period.
We have recovered a specimen that could be used to equip a musketeer in reenactment.
Length: 111 cm, blade: 91 cm.
Good condition.
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Cutlass, usable for fight. XVII and XVIII th century.
Made from an original type that we adapted for most popular period of pirates.
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Napoleonic marin de la garde sabre.
Marins de la garde fought more on earth than on the sea because of Trafalgar.
This sabre is very special, because it looks like a mamelouk sabre so like a light cavalry sabre and these soldiers were sailors, dressed as hussars.
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Imperial guard,napoleonic " grenadier a cheval de la garde" saber
Actual best copy of the sabre used by "grenadiers a cheval de la garde".
217,00 €
Unavailable
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Des sabres et des epees, tome III, Michel Petard. 115 € discount on original price! New book
We bought all stock of publisher for this book, this the reason why we can offer such prices.
Original price when published: 160 €!
Michel Petard is a famous author who published most complete books about military eqipements and sabres from 1600 to 1870...and later. We had the opportunity, meeting him, to propose some of his books.
This opus is dedicated to swords and sabres used in french army from Louis XIV till now.
Numerous pictures, drawings and accurate comments. 290 colour pages
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Box to offer short sabres
Caution, not thick enough to put briquet of 1st Empire for instance.
Outer length 785 mm , outer width 165 mm, outer thickness 40 mm.
Only one in black and one in green.
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First french empire light cavalry saber, very low price!
Very different of our usual productions, this sabre is interesting to equip beginners or for movies or theater.
Suitable also for the American Civil War, etc. Don't use it for combat. Not expensive and ornemental.
THIS OFFER IS SUITABLE ONLY FOR EEC
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Bag for swords and sabers
Epic Armoury’s Sword Bag is a drawstring bag designed to conveniently carry multiple swords or sabres.
Secure your weapons safely inside the Sword Bag by tying the three cotton drawstring cords around them, keeping them from shifting within the bag while you move. A full-grain leather patch has been added to the bottom of the bag to add additional durability.
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Imperial napoleonic guard, light cavalry saber
The scabbard is made of brass, with a core made of wood and covered with black leather.
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Hussar officer's Hadik saber, Empire period
This sabre is inspirited from the one of general Andreas Graf Hadik (1710 -1790), he was Field's marshall of the Habsburg Empire. Can also fit an hussar officer of french empire....If you don't read indications on blade.
219,00 €
Out of stock
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Oriental/mamelouk style sabre with damascus blade and gold inscriptions - Perfect for senior officers/generals - Limited serie 20 pieces
Many french officers and generals used these types of sabres, taken from mamelouks, all allong Napoleonic battles, as Murat and Lasalle, who were both in Egypt with Napoleon.
Mamelouk leaded Egypt when Bonaparte arrived in this country.
He was very impressed by the courage of these soldiers and brought some with him in France for his personal guard.
Mamelouks fought in famous battles as Austerlitz.
For price quote, contact us
Out of stock
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Ballistol spay- Protection for metal pieces
Good and old product to protect all metal pieces.
10,00 €
Out of stock
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Hussar sabre pearls on guard. Only one silvered back on stock.
New type with perfect copy of guard, blade with or without blue and gold.... .
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Sabre in oriental/mamelouk style, one type of our various productions.
We sometimes make limited series of oriental sabres.
Have a look, time to time, to our new productions, if you want to have one in your collection.
Travelling in India, we were lucky enough to find craft workers who still work as 1000 years ago.
Blade are made folding metal many times, giving strength to it.
Damascus is locally cleared up..but still nice.
Inscriptions in arabic and floral design are made in golden colour.
Entry of scabbard is opened on side to allow very curved blade to move inside of it.
For price quote, contact us
Out of stock
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Baldric for sabre briquet and baionet of the line infantry
Made in thick white leather for re enactment .
Size is adjustable, if you are not especially big or tall you can reduce size of strap and make 2 new holes.
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Baldric for sabre briquet of the Imperial guard
See lines on both sides of the strap.
Size is adjustable, if you are not especially big or tall you can reduce size of strap and make 2 new holes.
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Brass thread
50 grammes, 18 cc, diam: 0,36 mm. Very useful to attach plates or restaure sabres or swords hilts
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Swordknots for colonels, generals and marshalls
All made in our atelier, with french braid and french stars.
Can be proposed without stars for a colonel, 2 stars for a general de braigade or 3 stars for a general de division.
Marshall had specific swordknots with 2 crossed batons.
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Sword knots for officers
Made in our atelier from french braid.
Swordnot has same colour as braid and buttons of the uniform.
Thin fringes for junior officers, bullions for senior officers
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Gold swordknot with big cord and thin long fringes
This is not a regulation type, but it existed.
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Swordknot for cavalry
White/grey strong leather.
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Dragonne of maitre d'equipage de marin de la garde
Completely made in our atelier, we even used old fringes taken from old epaulettes to be sure to have the best quality to finish the complete uniform of marin de la garde, maitre d'equipage.
None on stock, delivery time at list 2 months.
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Swordknot for infantry of guard "sous officier"
Extremities are mixed: red and gold for grenadier, red gold and green for "chasseur à pied". Both are made in leather instead of braid for line infantry.
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Swordknot for guard infantry, troop
Extremities are in red "dry" cotton. Made in leather instead of braid for line infantry.
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Swordknot for line infantry "sous officier", gold and red
Red braid made in France, 2 "rings" in braid to maintain swordknot on wrist, extremities made in Asia, assembled in France.
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Swordknot for voltigeur
Total length 42 cm
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Swordknots for troop, assorted colours
Not only for decoration, useful to get sabre back form ennemies body.....
We propose different assorted colours corresponding to different troops.
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Leather baldric, bronze buckle for right handed. LIMITED SERIE IN THICK BLACK LEATHER
Not for napoleonic re enactment.
Interesting for insurgents or pirates for instance, very useful for many periods in fact.
LIMITED SERIE IN THICK BLACK LEATHER
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Display for 1 sabre/katana/pistol
Very useful to show your collection.
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Display for 2 sabres/katanas/pistols
Very useful to show your collection.
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Display for 3 sabres/katanas/pistols
Very useful to show your collection.
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vertical display for one single sabre
For weapons with thick scabbards.
You need to add something to maintain the scabbard if it is a narrow one26,90 €
Unavailable
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Court sword, end of XVIII th century
Length with scabbard 102 cm, blade 75 cm.
Weight without scabbard: 920 gr.
You can replace blade by fencing blade.Discounts
160,00 €
Out of stock
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Baionett Charleville
For fusil Charleville, sold with his scabbard. Length 48 cm