Grenadier infantry saber, called "Briquet", from the Pondich - Lot 222

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Grenadier infantry saber, called "Briquet", from the Pondich - Lot 222
Grenadier infantry saber, called "Briquet", from the Pondichery regiment, model 1776, Ancienne Monarchie One-piece bronze mounting typical of this model, single-branch hilt, fluted handle with 19 strands. Curved, flat blade, back engraved "M = fture R = le d'Alsace", engraved on one side with a flaming bomb with naval anchor and the inscription "GRENADIER", and on the other side with a flaming bomb with naval anchor and the inscription "Rgt DE PONDICHERY", L 59.2 cm. France Ancien régime Very good condition, without scabbard Grenadier infantry sabre, known as 'Briquet', from the Pondichery regiment, model 1776, Ancienne Monarchie. One-piece bronze mounting typical of this model, single-branch guard, fluted hilt with 19 strands. Flat curved blade, back engraved 'M = fture R = le d'Alsace', engraved on one side with a flaming bomb with naval anchor and the inscription 'GRENADIER', and on the other side with a flaming bomb with naval anchor and the inscription 'Rgt DE PONDICHERY', L 23 5/16 in. France. 18th century Very good condition, without scabbard. 977 CH By royal decree dated December 30, 1772, a regiment was created under the name of Régiment de Pondichery, replacing the infantry companies maintained under the name of Bataillon de l'Inde. This new regiment comprised two battalions, each with nine companies (one of grenadiers and eight of fusiliers) of three officers and fifty-one non-commissioned officers and troopers. On May 31, 1791, the regiment was renamed the 107th Regiment of Line Infantry, formerly known as the Pondicherry Regiment.
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