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Jon MB 20th March 2018 07:39 PM

AnXI LC 1816, rack numbers
 
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Hello,

Have this piece which I really like, starting to give it a gentle clean.

Are rack numbers like this usual on this model?

Many thanks for any assistance.

Fernando K 20th March 2018 10:06 PM

Hello

Only for an opinion maybe totally wrong, but I need the opinion of those who know more

It seems to me that the numeration was added long after 1816. The same as the scabbard, which at that time was leather with bronze fittings.

Affectionately. Fernando K ...

corrado26 21st March 2018 03:20 PM

This is a French cavalry sabre M an XI and this type of sabre had an iron scabbard. The one shown is absolutely original as well as the numbers on it. It was made in the Klingenthal factury in Decembre 1816
corrado26

Jon MB 22nd March 2018 09:55 PM

Many thanks for your comments Gentlemen. I was wondering if the application of numbers/ stars are common on this model? I assume they are rack numbers to help with recording inventory at the armoury..


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