?? Lithuanian officer’s sabre from the 1920s is a rare antique artifact for collectors of European weapons
This 1920s model sabre is one of the most valuable examples of Lithuanian military history. The peculiarity of this sabre is the applied oval shield with the image of the Lithuanian coat of arms – a horseman with a sword. This is a real treasure for collectors who value rare European weapons.
? Find out more on our website: antiquegallery.com.ua
Historical Background: The dirk appeared in the russian army and navy under Peter the Great. In addition to naval officers, in the XVIII century it was worn by some ranks of the land forces. In 1730 the dirk replaced the sword in the army ranks. In 1803, the wearing of dirks as personal weapons of …
By Royal Decree of July 8, 1895 (#206), it was declared “regulated for members of all Equestrian Institutes a saber, project of the factory in Toledo, Model No. 3, with the name Saber for members of Equestrian Institutes Model 1895″, in order to unify the model of the saber for use by members of all …
The Caucasian weapon with a short blade is the dagger. Archaeological material throughout the Caucasus yields daggers with a straight blade sharpened on both sides, with a straight hilt ending in a cap. They were used both as a weapon and as a household item, for various household needs – chopping brushwood, etc. In Dagestan, …
The standard Luftwaffe dirk of the second model had a steel blade and a length of 25.5 to 26.5 cm. The head and cross were made of cast aluminum or alloy, some can be found with an anodized finish. In the center of the head was a gilded swastika surrounded by oak leaves. The color …
?? Lithuanian officer’s sabre from the 1920s is a rare antique artifact for collectors of European weapons
?? Lithuanian officer’s sabre from the 1920s is a rare antique artifact for collectors of European weapons
This 1920s model sabre is one of the most valuable examples of Lithuanian military history. The peculiarity of this sabre is the applied oval shield with the image of the Lithuanian coat of arms – a horseman with a sword. This is a real treasure for collectors who value rare European weapons.
? Find out more on our website: antiquegallery.com.ua
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