Original Austrian M1858 Heavy Cavalry Saber & Scabbard by C. Jurmann with Replaced Handle French Artwork & Posters The battalion remained in Eilenberg

The battalion remained in Eilenberg for several days before continuing to advance

Has wood grip with three steel securing bolts

to deal with paint wearing off the very shiny stainless steel rim

All of this is very nicely mounted in a glazed metal frame

So who is the dedicated restorer who will accept the challenge to undertake this restoration and return this high quality pistol to what it once was

Original Austrian M1858 Heavy Cavalry Saber & Scabbard by C. Jurmann with Replaced Handle French Artwork & Posters The battalion remained in EilenbergOriginal item: Only One Available. Just received out of a large sword collection, this is a very interesting example of the rare Austrian Model 1858 Heavy Cavalry Saber. This model is one of many incremental improvements made to the design based on input from Cuirassiers and Uhlans. It replaced the earlier model 1850, and then was itself replaced in 1861, so they were only made for 3 years. The design is relatively standard, with a heavy curved blade