Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 1 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 2 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 3 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 4 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 5 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 6 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 7 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 8 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 9 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 10 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 11 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 12 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 13 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 14 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 15 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 16 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition, image 17 of 19

Beautiful US Cavalry Saber Model 1913 known as "Patton" – With its original scabbard – WWI – very good condition

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75002 Paris, France

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Très bon sabre de cavalerie américaine du modèle 1913 dit « Patton » – Le futur Général Patton a conçu ce sabre alors qu’il n’était encore que Colonel et l’a utilisé lors de la campagne de 1915-1916 contre les rebelles mexicains de Pancho Villa…

Ce sabre est en TBE – Poignée en état neuf – Garde « coquille » en BE+ sans aucune oxydation – Impressionnante et longue lame en excellent état dans toute sa longueur avec quelques tâches tabac tabac et sans aucune piqure ou oxydation ( nécessite juste un petit nettoyage). Fabrication LF&C bien visible. Bons marquages de l’US ordnance avec sa grenade date effacée mais encore devinable de 1918- Excellent fourreau à deux garnitures fer en TBE+ et ayant conservé sa toile de jute réglementaire sans aucun accroc ce qui est rare sur ce modèle.

Acheté au Hussard dans les années 90 par l’ancien propriétaire – j’ai laissé l’étiquette.

Très bonne pièce de la fin de la cavalerie à cheval pendant la première guerre mondiale – Modèle devenu difficile à trouver surtout dans cet état (la plupart de ceux abandonnés par les USA en France après la première guerre mondiale sont déjà repartis de l’autre coté de l’Atlantique et 90% des restant n’ont plus la toile ou alors très abimée) … Très bon ajout pour un collectionneur de sabres réglementaires ou d’armes de la première guerre mondiale.

Arme non classée au CSI mais interdite de vente aux mineurs : CNI obligatoire