Prussian officer cavalry broadsword 1733r. ius-s-139

PRUSSIAN OFFICER cavalry broadsword 1733r. IUS-S-139

ATTENTION MODEL HAMMERED AND HARDENED BY HAND. VERY WELL BALANCED FOR THE SWORDPLAY
THE SABRE ISN'T SHARPENED BUT I IS SUITABLE FOR SHARPENING

It is broadsword of Prussian officers from 1733. Medieval Prussian drawn up and used in the days of the greatest bloom of the Kingdom. This broadsword was used by officers in the period of frequent wars led by II Fryderyk.

A cast brass, extended cross guard of the hilt, decorated with the motive for the eagle is carrying this broadsword. Hard core of the hilt coated with black leather. Corrugated hard core in notches plait from the brass wire screwed together. Brass head in the form of chess pawn. Simple and long blade two-edged.

Specifications:

Blade of steel high-coal 1065, polished, hammered and hardened by hand (requires the conservation) - one side engraver

Hilt: brass richly engraven and extended, stem- corrugated wood, covered with leather natural, in notches woven wire,
Scabbard: leather and wooden, brass ferrules

dimensions:
Total length in the sheath: approx. 109 cm

Total length without scabbard: about 105 cm

The length of the scabbard: about 92 cm
The length of the handle: about 17 cm
Blade length: 85 cm
The width of the blade at the handle: 3.3 cm
Thickness of the blade at the handle: 0.5 cm

Weight with sheath: 2.2 kg
Weight without scabbard: 1.39 kg