Lot no. 21
EARLY EIGHTEENTH CENTURY CAVALRY SWORD
Copper filigree spindle (traces of silver plating); chased iron mounting; grooved and foliated pommel, single-branch hilt, and half-pontate openwork with small circles; quillon curved downwards; triangular, asymmetrical blade, bearing a later antique engraving "NOAILLES I AM HEER" and "NEC PLURIBUS IMPAR" (motto of the King's bodyguards) with fleur-de-lys and thistle; A.B.E.; S.F.
L.: 93 cm (37 in.)
An early 18th century cavalry sword
See original version (French) Auto-translation. Refer to original language for legal validity.
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