Are you a lover of military history and looking for a unique piece to add to your collection? Do not look any further! We have for you the exact replica of the British Cavalry saber used in 1912. This impressive saber is designed with a straight, single-edged blade, made of the highest quality EN45 steel.
The hilt of this saber is made of wood covered in leather, which gives it an authentic and sophisticated look. In addition, it has a steel braided wire to provide a firm and secure grip.
One of the most remarkable details of this replica is the inclusion of a steel scabbard with articulated rings. This scabbard not only provides additional protection for the saber, but also adds a touch of elegance and authenticity to the piece. If you are passionate about decoration, this sword will also be the perfect complement to stand out in your home or in any space where you decide to display it.
But that's not all, we want to give you more details about the characteristics of this British Cavalry saber. With a weight of 1.7 kg, this replica is easy to handle and transport. Its total length is 109 cm and the blade is 89 cm long, making it an imposing and striking piece.
The quality of the material used in the blade is also noteworthy. Made of EN45 carbon steel, this sword is strong and durable, ensuring years of enjoyment and admiration.
In addition, we want you to know two more technical facts about this saber. The thickness of the blade at the guard is 4 mm, while at the tip it is 1 mm. This means that you will have a perfect balance between resistance and precision in every movement you make with this sword.
Finally, we want to highlight that the center of gravity is 17 cm from the guard. This offers good balance and handling, allowing you to make fluid and precise movements effortlessly.
In summary, if you are a lover of military history, a passionate collector or simply want to add a touch of sophistication and authenticity to your home, this 1912 British Cavalry Saber is the perfect choice. Its impeccable design, high-quality materials and exquisite details
This 1912 British cavalry saber was the last sword to be issued to cavalry officers in the British Army at a time when cavalry charges were no longer widespread and swords were no longer used as military weapons. It was considered the best cavalry sword ever designed and was still in service during World War I.
The 1912 saber was clearly based on that of 1908 although it had more elaborate decorative features. The hilt was more sophisticated compared to that of the standard sword: while the standard 1908 soldiers' version had a rubber or bakelite hilt, the officer's version replaced these materials with sharkskin inlaid with nickel silver. In addition, the bowl-shaped guard was adorned with an engraved floral motif (honeysuckle) in the style of 19th-century officers' swords.
The 1912 design is still in use today, having been adopted by British, Australian and Canadian cavalry units as their ceremonial sword.
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