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Hi all! This is my first Napoleonic sword. Very nice light and long blade. Does anyone know more about these sabres?
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Sabre Mle.: An IX ( about 1802 - 1803 )
Manufacturer on the back of the blade : "Mfture. nale. du Klingenthal Coulaux Frères ent." Hallmarks: On the blade: "M under gear" = J.J. Mouton (July 1798 - February 1809), 1st class controller and "LW framed by a string of pearls in the oval" = B.P.C Levasseur (March 1798 - September 1803). A rare saber. Best regards Canos |
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After the revolution there were numerous models
specific to each troop. This variety led to many disadvantages in the production, supply and maintenance and repair. Division general Comte Jean Jacques Basilien GASSENDI, (* 18.12.1748 - + 12.12.1828) streamlined the design and created a new plan of weapons, starting in the year IX (1800) with the model An IX and subsequent successive improvements (year XI, year XIII ...). Quickly showed the susceptibility to breakage of the model l'An IX. As a result, not only the vessel was strengthened slightly, but especially the vagina. The latter proved to be easily deformable, so could catch the saber in his vagina in case of a blow. The An XI model solves these problems at the expense of weight, making the saber heavier. The weight increases from about 1650 gr. (An IX) to about 2997 gr. (An XI and An XIII), ie about 81.6%!. The material thickness of a An IX was 0.95 mm compared to an An XI 2.4 mm! Before 1802, only the name of the manufactory Klingenthal stands on it. Until 1805, before Klingenthal "Nationale", until 1814 then "Imperiale" and after 1814 "Royale". From 1807 also the date of manufacture is on the blade. The blades were made in Klingenthal and partly mounted in Versailles (hammered in the main bar). Most of the sabers AN IX that still exist today are in sheaths of AN XI. An AN IX is extremely rare Best regards Canos |
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i'm sorry. I would say : scabbard !!!
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Wow!!! Canos thanks for all these info you are very informative.
Do we know how many of these copies were made? |
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An IX: Klingenthal: Versailles:
an 11 ( 23.sept.1802 /22 sept.1803 ) 6150 saber 3243 saber an 12 ( " 1803 / " 1804 ) 5104 " 5251 " an 13 ( " 1804 / " 1805 ) 2426 " 3016 " an 14 ( " 1805 / 1. jan 1806 ) 400 " 600 " Replaced scabbards an13: 1546 Best regards Canos |
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23. Sept. 1802 - 31. Dez. 1820
26.326 saber An IX 157.830 saber An XI Best regards Canos |
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Hi
It's a very cool sabre. The grip is typical from the Consulate period (after the revolution). I'll post later an amazing website about these swords... But i have to find the address... Kubur |
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Sabres de cavalerie légère, dits à la chasseur ... - Old Swords
https://oldswords.com/.../Difference...20an%20IX%20et... Best regards Canos |
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Sorry.
Try on GOOGLE: Sabres de cavalerie légére, dits à la chasseur. Difference entre les Modèles de l'An IX & An XI. Best regards Canos |
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As promised http://www.sabresempire.com/2012/01/...modele-xi.html |
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