Antique Polish Hungarian Sword Batorowka 17th century

Description

It is an exceptionally beautiful specimen of a Polish-Hungarian saber. It is called Batorowka from the name of the king of Poland, Stefan Batory (1576-1586).
That kind of sabers was used in the
17th century by Polish cavalry.
It has a large, open hilt with a cross-shaped guard and a heavy blade only slightly curved.
The saber is very solidly made and in good  condition.
It is convenient for the fence as well as a nice ornament.
Dimensions: Total length 37 inches,
Blade length approximately 30 inches,
Blade width at its widest point 1.5 inches.
Total weight 3,525 lb
Weight without scabbard 2.374 lb.
This saber was bought a few years ago at an antique military auction and marked as the original. I do not have a certificate of authenticity.
If anyone has any questions, suggestions or knows how to get certified, I would be grateful for contacting me.
I do not send abroad because it is a very old saber and such a shipping is subject to restrictions. The sabers can be picked up in person after purchase.
I want all my buyers to be satisfied, so I accept the return.