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Old 7th June 2022, 09:55 PM   #12
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I'm going to have to disagree with it being a French sabre, the pommel is completely different to the French models shown.

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My contention is only that it is based on the French IX and XI designs, not that the specific sabre shown in the OP is French. I still think it easily could be, but the German inscription on at least one sword with similar mounts suggests a more plausible alternative hypothesis.

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This is an interesting read from another forum:

https://sbg-sword-forum.forums.net/t...rs-sabre-saxon

My suspicion would be that it belonged to an officer of a German State, either in French service or afterwards.

Yes, although keeping in mind toaster5sqn's remarks, note also that the sword under discussion there has a much blockier pommel, much more like the Dutch M1813 he's comparing it to.
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