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****UNIQUE COLLECTIBLE ITEM****
Immerse yourself in French military history by purchasing this superb old saber, made by the best French gunsmiths of the time. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in its collector's window.
✅ 100% original part guaranteed.
✅ Fast and careful delivery.
✅ Owner's monogram: ''M.M.''.
✅ Payment in several installments possible.
✅ Model 1896.
✅ + its original sheath.
✅ + original leather wrist strap.
✅ + Original leather sword holder.
⚠️ NB: Limited quantity, unique piece, I don't have another. First come, first served.
<< BID
Historical context :
The Manufacture d'armes de Châtellerault, nicknamed Manu, is a French arms company located in Châtellerault, created in 1819 and disappeared in 1968, whose site was transformed into a cultural district. Established by royal order on July 14, 1819 , the true industrial heart of Châtellerault in the 19th and 20th centuries, the Arms Manufacture has, for 150 years, left its mark on the town and its population. From 34 workers in 1819, it had nearly 8,000 a century later, nicknamed the “Manuchards” during the First World War. The origin of the factory dates back to the closure of those located in the north and north-east of France. Following the Napoleonic wars and the invasion of part of France at that time, these establishments were in fact considered too close to the borders, in sensitive and strategic places. The factories of Maubeuge and Charleville for firearms, and Klingenthal for bladed weapons were thus closed in 1836, the last located near the borders being that of Mutzig, closed in 1870. The Châtellerault site, in the center-west of the country, is therefore not the result of chance. The factory is established on the banks of the Vienne to capture the driving energy of the river. It closed its doors in 1968.
Dimensions:
Total length: 109 cm
Length without sheath: 105 cm
Blade length: 90.9 cm
Handle length: 15 cm
Blade width: 2.8 cm
Description :
Superb French cavalry palash saber. Lacquered wooden handle, with double filigree. Bronze frame, handle and guard engraved with ''floral decorations''. Superb blade with gutter in its center and engraved on the pommel ''M.M.'' WITH ORIGINAL GILDING. Solid blade in good general condition, with traces due to time. Original wrist strap and harness. Iron scabbard with one ring. The saber is in good condition and dates from the 19th century, recovered in Belgium from a private individual. The saber was probably used in combat, very beautiful patina. Magnificent saber 100% original and period. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in the window!
Do not hesitate to acquire this superb piece, which can easily decorate your window dedicated to French sabers or Châtellerault weapons
! ! !
VERY RARE FRENCH PALASH SABER 100% ORIGINAL
! ! !
MAKE OFFER ;)
! ! !
Sending / Shipping:
Europe: 25 euros
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 85 euros (Fedex).
Very rare piece, especially complete. From my private collection.
Immerse yourself in French military history by purchasing this superb old saber, made by the best French gunsmiths of the time. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in its collector's window.
✅ 100% original part guaranteed.
✅ Fast and careful delivery.
✅ Owner's monogram: ''M.M.''.
✅ Payment in several installments possible.
✅ Model 1896.
✅ + its original sheath.
✅ + original leather wrist strap.
✅ + Original leather sword holder.
⚠️ NB: Limited quantity, unique piece, I don't have another. First come, first served.
<< BID
Historical context :
The Manufacture d'armes de Châtellerault, nicknamed Manu, is a French arms company located in Châtellerault, created in 1819 and disappeared in 1968, whose site was transformed into a cultural district. Established by royal order on July 14, 1819 , the true industrial heart of Châtellerault in the 19th and 20th centuries, the Arms Manufacture has, for 150 years, left its mark on the town and its population. From 34 workers in 1819, it had nearly 8,000 a century later, nicknamed the “Manuchards” during the First World War. The origin of the factory dates back to the closure of those located in the north and north-east of France. Following the Napoleonic wars and the invasion of part of France at that time, these establishments were in fact considered too close to the borders, in sensitive and strategic places. The factories of Maubeuge and Charleville for firearms, and Klingenthal for bladed weapons were thus closed in 1836, the last located near the borders being that of Mutzig, closed in 1870. The Châtellerault site, in the center-west of the country, is therefore not the result of chance. The factory is established on the banks of the Vienne to capture the driving energy of the river. It closed its doors in 1968.
Dimensions:
Total length: 109 cm
Length without sheath: 105 cm
Blade length: 90.9 cm
Handle length: 15 cm
Blade width: 2.8 cm
Description :
Superb French cavalry palash saber. Lacquered wooden handle, with double filigree. Bronze frame, handle and guard engraved with ''floral decorations''. Superb blade with gutter in its center and engraved on the pommel ''M.M.'' WITH ORIGINAL GILDING. Solid blade in good general condition, with traces due to time. Original wrist strap and harness. Iron scabbard with one ring. The saber is in good condition and dates from the 19th century, recovered in Belgium from a private individual. The saber was probably used in combat, very beautiful patina. Magnificent saber 100% original and period. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in the window!
Do not hesitate to acquire this superb piece, which can easily decorate your window dedicated to French sabers or Châtellerault weapons
! ! !
VERY RARE FRENCH PALASH SABER 100% ORIGINAL
! ! !
MAKE OFFER ;)
! ! !
Sending / Shipping:
Europe: 25 euros
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 85 euros (Fedex).
Very rare piece, especially complete. From my private collection.
Réf :
#223550
Material : Wood / Bronze / Leather / Metal
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Description
****UNIQUE COLLECTIBLE ITEM****
Immerse yourself in French military history by purchasing this superb old saber, made by the best French gunsmiths of the time. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in its collector's window.
✅ 100% original part guaranteed.
✅ Fast and careful delivery.
✅ Owner's monogram: ''M.M.''.
✅ Payment in several installments possible.
✅ Model 1896.
✅ + its original sheath.
✅ + original leather wrist strap.
✅ + Original leather sword holder.
⚠️ NB: Limited quantity, unique piece, I don't have another. First come, first served.
<< BID
Historical context :
The Manufacture d'armes de Châtellerault, nicknamed Manu, is a French arms company located in Châtellerault, created in 1819 and disappeared in 1968, whose site was transformed into a cultural district. Established by royal order on July 14, 1819 , the true industrial heart of Châtellerault in the 19th and 20th centuries, the Arms Manufacture has, for 150 years, left its mark on the town and its population. From 34 workers in 1819, it had nearly 8,000 a century later, nicknamed the “Manuchards” during the First World War. The origin of the factory dates back to the closure of those located in the north and north-east of France. Following the Napoleonic wars and the invasion of part of France at that time, these establishments were in fact considered too close to the borders, in sensitive and strategic places. The factories of Maubeuge and Charleville for firearms, and Klingenthal for bladed weapons were thus closed in 1836, the last located near the borders being that of Mutzig, closed in 1870. The Châtellerault site, in the center-west of the country, is therefore not the result of chance. The factory is established on the banks of the Vienne to capture the driving energy of the river. It closed its doors in 1968.
Dimensions:
Total length: 109 cm
Length without sheath: 105 cm
Blade length: 90.9 cm
Handle length: 15 cm
Blade width: 2.8 cm
Description :
Superb French cavalry palash saber. Lacquered wooden handle, with double filigree. Bronze frame, handle and guard engraved with ''floral decorations''. Superb blade with gutter in its center and engraved on the pommel ''M.M.'' WITH ORIGINAL GILDING. Solid blade in good general condition, with traces due to time. Original wrist strap and harness. Iron scabbard with one ring. The saber is in good condition and dates from the 19th century, recovered in Belgium from a private individual. The saber was probably used in combat, very beautiful patina. Magnificent saber 100% original and period. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in the window!
Do not hesitate to acquire this superb piece, which can easily decorate your window dedicated to French sabers or Châtellerault weapons
! ! !
VERY RARE FRENCH PALASH SABER 100% ORIGINAL
! ! !
MAKE OFFER ;)
! ! !
Sending / Shipping:
Europe: 25 euros
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 85 euros (Fedex).
Very rare piece, especially complete. From my private collection.
Immerse yourself in French military history by purchasing this superb old saber, made by the best French gunsmiths of the time. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in its collector's window.
✅ 100% original part guaranteed.
✅ Fast and careful delivery.
✅ Owner's monogram: ''M.M.''.
✅ Payment in several installments possible.
✅ Model 1896.
✅ + its original sheath.
✅ + original leather wrist strap.
✅ + Original leather sword holder.
⚠️ NB: Limited quantity, unique piece, I don't have another. First come, first served.
<< BID
Historical context :
The Manufacture d'armes de Châtellerault, nicknamed Manu, is a French arms company located in Châtellerault, created in 1819 and disappeared in 1968, whose site was transformed into a cultural district. Established by royal order on July 14, 1819 , the true industrial heart of Châtellerault in the 19th and 20th centuries, the Arms Manufacture has, for 150 years, left its mark on the town and its population. From 34 workers in 1819, it had nearly 8,000 a century later, nicknamed the “Manuchards” during the First World War. The origin of the factory dates back to the closure of those located in the north and north-east of France. Following the Napoleonic wars and the invasion of part of France at that time, these establishments were in fact considered too close to the borders, in sensitive and strategic places. The factories of Maubeuge and Charleville for firearms, and Klingenthal for bladed weapons were thus closed in 1836, the last located near the borders being that of Mutzig, closed in 1870. The Châtellerault site, in the center-west of the country, is therefore not the result of chance. The factory is established on the banks of the Vienne to capture the driving energy of the river. It closed its doors in 1968.
Dimensions:
Total length: 109 cm
Length without sheath: 105 cm
Blade length: 90.9 cm
Handle length: 15 cm
Blade width: 2.8 cm
Description :
Superb French cavalry palash saber. Lacquered wooden handle, with double filigree. Bronze frame, handle and guard engraved with ''floral decorations''. Superb blade with gutter in its center and engraved on the pommel ''M.M.'' WITH ORIGINAL GILDING. Solid blade in good general condition, with traces due to time. Original wrist strap and harness. Iron scabbard with one ring. The saber is in good condition and dates from the 19th century, recovered in Belgium from a private individual. The saber was probably used in combat, very beautiful patina. Magnificent saber 100% original and period. Very pleasant to hold in the hands and even more pleasant to observe in the window!
Do not hesitate to acquire this superb piece, which can easily decorate your window dedicated to French sabers or Châtellerault weapons
! ! !
VERY RARE FRENCH PALASH SABER 100% ORIGINAL
! ! !
MAKE OFFER ;)
! ! !
Sending / Shipping:
Europe: 25 euros
Poland and Bulgaria: 50 euros
China, Canada, U.S.A.: 85 euros (Fedex).
Very rare piece, especially complete. From my private collection.
Réf :
#223550
Material : Wood / Bronze / Leather / Metal
