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M1825 Cavalry saber

This saber is very similar to the Swedish M1825 for Husarer. The blade is slightly curved and heavy. The grip is leather wound wood. The saber was produced at Kongsberg.

The markings are slightly confusing. There is a small crowned C on the blade, This is for king Carl Johan (Swedish spelling) and not for Carl Gustaf Stads Gevär faktori in Sweden that used an just about identical mark.

This is one serious, solid saber!

    • Norwegian Swords post 1814
    • M1750/1815 Dragonpallask
    • M1819 Infanterioffiserkorde
    • M1820 Officer’s small-sword
    • M1820 Ridende jeger – riding hunter
    • M1820 Saber for the riding offisers
    • M1820 Naval Cutlass
    • M1824 Infant. non-com officer’s saber
    • M1824 Officer’s saber
    • M1825 Entrebile
    • M1825 Cavalry saber
    • M1825 Artillery saber
    • M1826 Fanejunker small-sword
    • M1833 Cavalry saber – incomplete
    • M1833 Artillery saber
    • M1835 Sidearm for non-com officers
    • M1842 Naval Officer’s Saber
    • M1852 Veterinary saber
    • M1856 Infantry officer’s saber
    • M1859 (?) Officers sword
    • M187/66 Cavalry sword
    • M1859 Stykkjunker non-com officer
    • M1872 Underoffisersabel – non-com officer’s saber
    • M1880 (?) Engineer Officer at the General Staff
    • M1888 Krag’s Cavalry saber
    • M1890 Officer’s saber
    • M1892/1904 Non-com Officer’s Saber
 

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