VERY RARE AND GREAT ARTILLERY BAVARIAN SWORD, ENGRAVED BLADE, XIX, ORIGINAL

Description

Historical context
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The Bavarian army was the army of the Duchy, then of the Kingdom of Bavaria. It was integrated into the German Army (Deutsches Heer) after 1870. It kept unit names of its own until World War I.
In times of war, it is under the authority of the King of Prussia, Emperor of Germany and Commander-in-Chief (Bundesfeldherrn) of the Empire.
It retains the light blue uniforms and the plumed helmet (Raupenhelm) as parade dress but aligns with the organization, training and field dress of the Prussian army, with the cockade and white collar badges and Bavarian blue.
On the eve of the First World War, the Bavarian army had 4,089 officers, doctors, veterinarians and administrative staff, 83,125 non-commissioned officers and soldiers, 16,918 horses.
Total length :
100 cm
Length without the scabbard :
94 cm
Blade length :
80.8 cm
Handle length :
13.2cm
Blade width :
2.1 cm
Description
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Very beautiful saber of the Bavarian artillery. Black leather, wood and iron handle, small lack. The blade has the engravings
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Rgl. Banr. 5. Feldartiff. Rgt. Ronig Alfons XIII c. Spanien.
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as well as
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W.K & C
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, as well as various engravings, a horse artillery officer and artillerymen carrying a cannon. The blade is in good condition, some traces due to time, the scabbard still has its black paint as well as its two small fixing rivets.
Very beautiful saber, totally homogeneous, very rare !
MAGNIFICENT AND RARE PIECE, DON'T HESITATE !
Do not hesitate to acquire this superb saber which can easily complete your showcase of Prussian or Bavarian swords.
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PLEASE NOTE :
The piece is unique, I don't have a duplicate.
CAUTION :
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SHIPPING
Europe :
25 euros
Poland and Bulgaria :
50 euros
China, Canada, U.S.A .:
135 euros (by Fedex)
Ne laissez pas cet objet de collection unique vous échapper, il n'y en aura pas pour tout le monde.
Bonne chance !