French Pattern 1882 Infantry Officer's Sword and Scabbard Accession Number: RELAWM13728

Description

French Pattern 1882 Infantry Officer's sword and scabbard. The hilt has an elaborately engraved three bar half basket guard and back strap with a floral and dragon design. The grip is black bone bound with silver wire. A black leather sword knot is attached to the guard. The straight double edged blade has a single fulller on each side for nearly the full length. The ricasso is etched with a floral design on both sides and the right side has a banner with H.FAURE LE PAGE 8 RUE RICHELIEU.PARIS. The nickel plated steel scabbard has a single loose ring on a band 85 mm from the throat. There is a light brown leather cover over the scabbard which is missing the end cap and has two press studs around the locket.

Contextual Description

Part of the Luks collection and was displayed with figure 61 in the old uniform gallery.

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Accession Number
RELAWM13728
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Classification
Technology
Object Type
Edged weapon or club
Measurement
Blade length
Place Made
Whole/Part
Whole
Item Count
1
Copyright
Copyright not applicable

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