France, France, Reign of Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). - Lot 229

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France, France, Reign of Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). - Lot 229
France, France, Reign of Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). Model 1822 light cavalry officer’s saber, manufactured by Klingenthal Coulaux aîné & Co. and reused by an officer of the Coëtquidan Military Academy for Officer Candidates during the Fifth Republic, in 1989. Gilded cast brass mount (remnants) with two secondary branches decorated at their bases with palmettes; a domed, beaded cap with a button and a short tail edged with a garland of laurel leaves. Handle made of brown horn with copper filigree. Guard plate ending in a beak adorned with a seven-branched palmette. Natural leather strap present. White blade, slightly curved, with a hollow edge and flat back, marked on the back “Manufacture de Klingenthal Coulaux ainé et Cie,” corresponding to production circa 1838–40, followed by “CE BOLMONT COETQUIDAN 1 7 89.” Hallmarks on the blade heel, partially legible. Steel scabbard with two suspension rings and an asymmetrical pommel. It comes with a small officer’s sword strap: a black cord with a slide and a tassel made of passementerie featuring large gold spinach-seed beads. 103.5 cm (Blade 88.5 cm). (Signs of wear and minor cosmetic imperfections. In good condition). Manufactured by Klingenthal Coulaux aîné & Co.
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