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Sabres
Sabre and Scabbard with Belt
Poland, the second half of the 17th - early 18th c.
Master Ulfbehrt
Silver, steel, wood, leather, fabric; forging, engraving, flat-chasing
Length 97 cm
Came from the Saint Petersburg Ryust-Kamera in 1810.
Sabre and Scabbard
Poland, the end of the 17th - early 18th c.
Steel, wood, leather; forging, carving, stamping, blueing
Length 96 cm
Came from the Saint Petersburg Ryust-Kamera in 1810.
"Batory's" Hungarian-Polish Sabre
Poland, the end of the 17th – 18th c.
Steel, copper alloy; forging, casting, gilding, carving, incision
Length 94 cm
It came from the Kremlin expedition of 15 April 1825, when it was presented to Grand Prince Nikolay Pavlovich by titular councilor Karlenkova.
Sabre and Scabbard
Poland, the first half of the 18th c.; blade – Iran (?); gold inlay of the blade - Poland (?)
Damask steel, silver, copper alloy, wood, mother-of-pearl, fabric, non-precious stones, braid; forging, casting, chasing, gilding, inlay, incision, niello
Length 91 cm
Came from the Museum's Fund in 1926.
Sabre and Scabbard
Stuttgart, the early 19th c. (not later than 1806.)
Damask steel, silver, wood, shark leather, copper alloy, leather; forging, gilding, flat-chasing, blueing.
Length 87.1 cm
Came from the Imperial Cabinet upon the personal behest of Emperor Alexander I on 28 December 1819.
Sabre
Germany, the first third of the 19th c.
Steel, wood, leather, composition metal; forging, engraving, casting, carving, gilding
Length 97 cm
Came from the storehouse of the Kremlin Arsenal in 1939.
Cavalry Officer's Sabre, model 1861
Austria, the second half of the 19th c.; blade – Germany
Steel, wood, shark leather; forging, carving
Length 92 cm
Came from the Criminal Investigation Division of the Government Control Committee of the USSR in 1985.
Officer's Sabre and Scabbard
Estonia, 1920 – 1930s.; blade – Solingen, firm Carl Eickhorn
Steel, copper alloy, leather, plastic; forging, casting, carving, gilding, etching
Length 105.5 cm
Came from the buying commission of the Moscow Kremlin Museums in 1982.
Naval Officer's Sabre, model 1938, and Scabbard
Solingen, 1938-1941.
Steel, copper alloy, plastic, wood, leather; forging, casting, gilding, carving
Length 89 cm
Came from the Second Management Department of the Committee of State Security by the Council of Ministers of the USSR in 1965.
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