A Wonderful, Original, Napoleonic Wars, British Hussars and Light Dragoon Officer's Sword Circa 1805. In The Traditional Mameluke Style Adopted from the Mamelukes of the Battle of the Nile Campaign. The Favoured Sword Style of Napoleon and Wellington

≈ €1,674 £1,400 dealer’s price: £1,400 · ≈ $1,879 · converted at the National Bank of Poland average rate (table 219/A/NBP/2026) of 10.11.2026 · shipping cost: unknown · change the currency at the top of the page

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Category	Edged weapons › Sabres	automatic identification
Type	Officer's sabre	automatic identification
State / formation	United Kingdom	automatic identification
Period	19th century to 1913	automatic identification
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Dealer and country	The Lanes Armoury · GB	dealer profile

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In these British made versions of the Mameluke sword were in fact so popular for use by officers of both the British and French in the Napoleonic wars that it was formally adopted as the British generals and field marshals pattern of service sword in 1831, In overall superb condition, ivory and ste…

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