Sabel

Unknown artist

Group D II Brass width at top: 296 mm. The Klingan is older than the stronghold and has possibly originally belonged to a sacrificial sweater. It is straight and for most of its length enegged and bowl, but 24.5 cm. Above the cape it becomes flack and is allowed to lay even on the back. The far end is triangular. To slightly more than half the length, the claw is blued. On the outer side, it was adorned by a trophy, etc. in etched and gilded work, after which a trophy in white etching on a matt foundation, so in etching and gilding the enclosure “CARL JOH. & OSCAR,” then a stilled leaf and flower ornaments white etching and finally, a piece above the lower end of the blunted party, a strong still made leaf ornament in etched and gilded work. On the inner side, a stilized leaf ornament was finned at the top and bottom of the dazzled party, and in the middle of this party a trophy, all in etched and gilded work. Above this trophy, another trophy, but in whiteness on a matt basis, and between the former trophy and floral ornaments on the matt bottom. The fort is of gilded brass and is similar to the one on the cavalry sable m/1842 and the one on the officer’s table m/1852. The chafer resembles the latter’s saber. The chafer is wooden, black and tubular, at the top slightly bent forward. Three rivets, the head of which is a golden brass and every two raised rings, pass through the cavel. At the rear, the cavity has a spine, which is at the top in a rounded coat. The tonsils are covered by a folding bracket on the belly liggane, oval, riveted with fine slippers, which is radically based on the centre point. Around this seizure a C, crowned with crown crown crown. At the bottom, the back fitting and the cavity of a ring-like, 7 mm. wide, down further, with two engraved stripes adorned fittings. The entire upper side of the plate is smooth, but on the lower side the parerpole, which really has a square cross section, rises above the surface of the parerplate. The parerpole is completed by a deflected, on the sides with spiral ornaments adorned button. The family passes through the bow in the handhouse, which has a four-sided cross section and which becomes wider upwards and ends in front of the coat by an upturned arch. Behind this puppy the handcar is thinned, and this thinned party is stacked in a recess at the front of the coat. At the top of each edge on the lower and front side of the parerpole runs an engraved stripe. The pair plate is large and has the same shape as the cavalry cable m/1842. Its outer part is quite large, and it passes in the front in a string, which is slightly S-shaped curved and which hits the handrail slightly above the middle. On the other side of the point of union, the rod was continued by a small, outwardly curved, on the front with spiral ornamented disc. The inner part of the plate is similar to the outer one, but is smaller. It also passes in the front in a string, which hits the handcar approximately in the middle. It has the same shape as the outer pole. Along the edges of the lower side of the parerplate and the front sides of the barrels, an engraved stripe runs. The saber has been caged by the general, etc. Count Sven Lagerberg. Associated No is AM.39864-5