Saber for Hungarian Hussars serving in France, first half of - Lot 223

Lot n° 223
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Saber for Hungarian Hussars serving in France, first half of - Lot 223
Saber for Hungarian Hussars serving in France, first half of the 18th century Iron mounting, cruise with double wide straight quillons, L. 15.2 cm, straight mounts 10 cm high, oval-shaped pommel, wooden handle sheathed in black waxed calfskin. Curved blade with gutters, double "MVMVM" inscription on each side, length 78.2 cm. Black waxed calfskin sheath with three iron fittings. Two double bracelets of iron bands around the scabbard, riveted to each other and finished at the front with scalloped and openwork decoration, and a large end of the scabbard with two lateral bands joined at the top by three bracelets and at the bottom by an iron heel decorated with lines. France First half of the 18th century Good condition, play in handle, oxidation of metal parts Hungarian Hussars sword serving in France, first half of the 18th century. Iron mounting, cross guard with double wide straight quillons, L. 6 in, straight mounts 4 in high, oval-shaped pommel, wooden handle sheathed in black waxed calfskin. Curved blade with gutters, double 'MVMVM' inscription on each side, L. 30 ¾ in. Black patent calfskin sheathed wooden scabbard with three iron fittings. Two double bracelets with iron bands surrounding the scabbard and riveted to themselves, finished at the front with scalloped and openwork decoration, and a large end of the scabbard with two lateral bands joined at the top by three bracelets and at the bottom by an iron heel decorated with lines. France. First half of the 18th century. Good condition, looseness in the handle, oxidation of the metal parts. 68 CH The Hungarian Hussars entered the service of King Louis XIV in 1692, equipped with their rustic but sturdy sabers, before receiving a regulation model in 1752.
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