Cavalry Sword

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British Officer’s Sword c.1800This sword is very similar to the Pattern 1796 Heavy Cavalry Off

art-of-swords: Cavalry Sword and Scabbard Dated: 1782-87Culture: BritishMedium: steel, leatherMeasur

Austro-Hungarian dragoons and hussars, 1890s.

Japanese officers with an unidentified British cavalry officer, 1894.

Schlacht - Winter - Nancy - Burgunder Krieg / Battle - Winter - Nancy - Burgundy War

“And then wonder took him, and a great joy; and he cast his sword up in the sunlight and sang

victoriansword: Italian Sword and Helmet of a Senior Cavalry Officer, Late 19th Century Kingdom of

art-of-swords: French Officer Light Cavalry 1822 Pattern Sword This Officer Light Cavalry 1822 Patt

dynogone:The Osborn ‘Flank’ Officer’s Sabre of the Georgian Period. Henry Osb

Following on from my posts on sword grips, here is a size comparison between the heavy and light cav

Following on from @victoriansword‘s post on sword grips and my one showing three more British

victoriansword: A Comparison: The British Pattern 1796 Heavy Cavalry Trooper’s Sword and the A

art-of-swords: Cavalry Sword Dated: 1782 Maker: Johan Friedrich Raab (active in Germany) Culture: Ge

qsy-complains-a-lot: Mle 1856 ‘Arcelin’ Cavalry Musketoon with sword-bayonet Manufacture

respectablespy: A 1788 pattern heavy cavalry officer’s sword regimentally marked to the 3rd or

In the vein of @victoriansword post showing different grips for holding swords above are some photos

Cavalry Sword, c. 1700-1730, Cleveland Museum of Art: Medieval ArtSize: Overall: 105 cm (41 5/16 in.

British light cavalryman’s sabre, early 19th century.from Ralados Antiques

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