D101 - naval officer's sabre, England,
This sword is classified amongst collectors as the first official pattern of an English naval officer's sword of ca.1800.
It is best known as the 5-ball officer's spadroon for the 5-ball beaded decorations on its guard and its knucklebow. It has a ribbed ivory grip with its typical gilt brass "cigar band" in the middle with inset fouled anchor motif.
Dimensions :
blade length: 81 cms / 32"
total length: 96 cms / 38"
total length (sabre in scabbard included): 102 cms / 40"
total weight : 1.2 kos / 2.65 lbs.
| Shipping rates worldwide 3 kg |
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| 6.70 £ |
Germany
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| 9.10 £ |
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| 9.40 £ |
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| 10.20 £ |
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| 10.80 £ |
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| 11.30 £ |
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| 13.80 £ |
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| 14.60 £ |
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| 14.80 £ |
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| 14.90 £ |
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