France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). - Lot 205

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France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). - Lot 205
France, Louis-Philippe (1830–1848). Model 1816 infantry artillery saber for an officer or noncommissioned officer of the National Guard, with a scaled-down hilt and fitted with a blade dating from the First Empire. One-piece cast brass hilt with eighteen rows of scales and no rivets. The pommel is adorned with the rooster of the July Monarchy; the right side rests on a globe, inscribed within a medallion on a sandblasted background on each side. The straight crossguard, with a sandblasted background, is adorned in the center with a five-petaled flower between two palmettes. The straight blade has a mottled gray patina, a hollow edge, and a flat back with a small groove near the spine, engraved with floral motifs, an eagle on one side, and a helmeted face on the other, and bearing the manufacturer’s mark on the heel, “Mfture du Klingenthal Coulaux Frères,” corresponding to production circa 1810–12. 52.5 cm (Blade 40 cm). (Signs of wear and normal use; a less common variant of an officer’s sword with smaller dimensions. Fairly good condition). National Guard sword with rooster motif and a First Empire-style blade
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