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The length suggests this was probably a mounted cossack's sabre
The sword is solid and has no movement
Late 19th or early 20th century
The regiment first saw action during the siege of Bharatpur in January 1826
By his total indifference to danger
German Sabre Reichswehr ArtillerieSabel n/A Japanese The length suggests this wasFollowing the defeat of Germany in WW1 and the Treaty of Versailles, the newly composed Reichwehr army defense force was reformed and refitted in 1920. As a result, the n A model was deemed the most practical and suitable weapon for all mounted units, including cavalry regiments, mounted artillery and support units. It remained the sole official sword for mounted units until the end of the 3rd Reich. This example has the 1920 mark on the other side of
