Mounted artillery troop saber, then Génie miners' saber, Apr - Lot 220

Lot n° 220
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Result : 528EUR
Mounted artillery troop saber, then Génie miners' saber, Apr - Lot 220
Mounted artillery troop saber, then Génie miners' saber, April 17, 1792 model, French Revolution One-piece bronze mount in the shape of a lion's head, single-branch guard, symmetrical cruise. Cast handle with lion's head fixed by brass transverse rivets. Curved blade with two hollow sides, L. 58 cm, stamped with the "B" surmounted by a crown of the controller first class F. Bisch, July 1783 to 1791. Black waxed leather scabbard with two brass fittings and buffalo clevis. France Revolution Good condition, missing buffalo on clevis Horse artillery troop saber, then of the miners of the Génie, model of 17 April 1792, Revolution. One-piece bronze mount in the shape of a lion's head, single-branch hilt, symmetrical crossbows. Cast handle with lion's head fixed by brass transverse rivets. Curved blade with two hollow sides, L.22 ¾ in, stamped with the 'B' surmounted by a crown of the controller of first class F. Bisch, July 1783 to 1791. Black patent leather scabbard with two brass fittings and buffalo clevis. France. French Revolution. Good condition, the buffalo on the clevis is missing. 978 CH The development of artillery on the battlefield led to the creation of mounted artillery companies, attached to the dismounted companies, and able to quickly accompany and battery the cannons. They were assigned this weapon, designed by the Artillery Committee and related to the eagle-headed sword used by artillerymen in 1767.
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