Dragons' sword, Ancienne Monarchie (circa 1680-1734) - Lot 212

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Dragons' sword, Ancienne Monarchie (circa 1680-1734) - Lot 212
Dragons' sword, Ancienne Monarchie (circa 1680-1734) Cast brass mounting, single-branch hilt, pontat guard, helically fluted cast spindle, strong straight double-edged blade 83 cm long and 3.7 cm at the heel. France 1680-1734 Good condition, wear oxidation on blade, no scabbard Dragons sword, circa 1680-1734. Cast brass mounting, single-branch hilt, pontat hilt piece, cast grip fluted into a helix, strong straight two-sided blade L. 31 ½ in and 1 7/16 in at the heel. France. 1680-1734. Good condition, oxidation on the blade, no scabbard. 1003 CH Author Michel Pétard specifies for this forte-épée "Stemming from the first regulatory system put in place under Louis XIV, it is a component of the standardization undertaken by Letellier and Louvois. The frame was revolutionary, overturning the custom of gunsmiths because it was made of cast brass, making it easy to multiply and inexpensive to produce. The 80 or 85 cm blades are reserved for dragons.
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