It was an officer's dragoon sword arr. 1881/1909, but in an iron sheath similar to the sheath of a cavalry saber of 1827.
It was assigned to generals and officers of infantry, artillery (except horse, horse-mountain and Cossack), engineering and railway troops, auxiliary units of headquarters (except for guards, cavalry and Cossacks), departments (except guards, cavalry, horse-artillery and Cossack), institutions and institutions of the military department (except for military training and Cossacks) for carrying out of service with marching uniforms. It was used during the First World War until 1917, after – in the White Armies.
Sabers were usually selected or made according to height, so the length could vary. Blades were made, as well as domestic workshops and ordered from Europe, more often German. The blade itself is of considerable curvature, with three narrow lobes. Closer to the base, they were decorated with an etched image of the State Emblem of Russia and the monogram of Nicholas II and nickel-plated.
The handle is ebony, with a brass device, similar to the handle of the officer's dragoon sword model 1881 / 1909. Sheath metal nickel-plated. A fairly rare sabre.
This dagger was made in the famous city of Solingen by Karl Eickhorn around 1933-1934. The handle is made of white plastic, with transverse grooves that are twisted with gilded twisted wire. The handle head is made of handmade gilded brass in the form of a rope knot. The cross-bar is made with relief ornaments …
The Order of the Knights of Friendship Founded in Philadelphia in 1859 as a patriotic secret society. Ritual of three degrees: knight junior, knight bachelor, and knight journeymen. Emblem: a triangle in a circle on a square. The corners of the square have the letters “NSEW” (cardinal points of the compass) and “OKF” on the …
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, …
1913 infantry officer sabre
It was an officer's dragoon sword arr. 1881/1909, but in an iron sheath similar to the sheath of a cavalry saber of 1827.
It was assigned to generals and officers of infantry, artillery (except horse, horse-mountain and Cossack), engineering and railway troops, auxiliary units of headquarters (except for guards, cavalry and Cossacks), departments (except guards, cavalry, horse-artillery and Cossack), institutions and institutions of the military department (except for military training and Cossacks) for carrying out of service with marching uniforms. It was used during the First World War until 1917, after – in the White Armies.
Sabers were usually selected or made according to height, so the length could vary. Blades were made, as well as domestic workshops and ordered from Europe, more often German. The blade itself is of considerable curvature, with three narrow lobes. Closer to the base, they were decorated with an etched image of the State Emblem of Russia and the monogram of Nicholas II and nickel-plated.
The handle is ebony, with a brass device, similar to the handle of the officer's dragoon sword model 1881 / 1909.
Sheath metal nickel-plated. A fairly rare sabre.
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