Can you help me identify this infantry sword? This sword dates back to Napoleon's time in Europe and its place of origin is unknown.
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Last edited by Shahril Dzulkifli on Sun 16 Dec, 2007 4:08 pm; edited 2 times in total
Are you sure it's an infantery sword? It looks very much like a variant of the Briquet cutlass, which was apparently a naval weapon.
Compare: http://www.medieval-weaponry.co.uk/acatalog/f...tlass.html
Compare: http://www.medieval-weaponry.co.uk/acatalog/f...tlass.html
Could you pls post pics of the hilt?
Are there any markers mark?
Any insription on the blade or the spine of the blade.
How long ist the blade?
Are there any markers mark?
Any insription on the blade or the spine of the blade.
How long ist the blade?
Peter,
This is the sword's hilt. The blade's length is unknown but the sword's overall length is 74cm (29 1/8 in)
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This is the sword's hilt. The blade's length is unknown but the sword's overall length is 74cm (29 1/8 in)
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