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Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
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Curved blade with engraved decoration. Marked on the spine. Brass hilt with three loops and thumb ring. Length 97 cm.

Wear due to age and use.

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Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.
Saber, German, for officer, Schimmelbusch & Sohn, Solingen, early 19th century.

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