Jump to content
The Great War (1914-1918) Forum

Cavalry sword identification


Benrosa

Recommended Posts

917B0075-591A-45DE-B02F-860B74A1D7C4.jpeg.f4a53c665df8c1c9f6a76d1308975336.jpegTrying to find out what these are and if they are reproductions. Thank you for all of the help. 

6D6FE2F9-9577-41D2-ADA2-859C5FC94A63.jpeg

204DBB2A-4E19-429B-988C-193843E45573.jpeg

811EA611-EE5C-47E0-8B47-6EB92AAA7C97.jpeg

EA5028DB-2F8F-4A61-AAA7-DB9E20467EC8.jpeg

0823E5BA-4621-4B7F-8F88-131F7836434D.jpeg

EBF02585-D182-43F7-9502-9648C36502A0.jpeg

1DCB1357-64A2-4FD0-9105-B1E1F29C8146.jpeg

FE9CB1E2-1375-47E3-8A6D-634FF10E514F.jpeg

9E454F9D-C57D-40D9-81E6-E82D0B02934A.jpeg

B7CE1D79-70AA-49CF-BF96-B290277926E4.jpeg

Edited by Benrosa
Link to comment
Share on other sites

they are not repros, its probably dress Bavarian Artillery Sabre with quillback made by WKC post 1883, second one should be too a bavarian sabre inspired by Austrian M1861 modell by same Maker WKC, the last one could be cavalry unit dress sabre, anyway it could be dated post 1920 too, under crossguard is visible the maker, the condition of the last one is the worser.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...