Heavy, Austro-Hungarian Uhlan cavalry sabre; this can be seen on the mouth of the scabbard ( 11.u.R.). Acceptance marks as with the drag. Also on the ricasso and on the back of the handle. Asymmetric basket reinforced with beading. To reduce its weight, it has 27 circular holes. The whole of the hilt is patinated, not rusted. The wooden grip is preserved. No longer has the fish skin and iron wire wrap. All of the parts are firmly seated. The blade has a pronounced rod ridge, smoothly executed on both sides. Solid single edged blade to the point. The blade has a smooth texture, is slightly patinated, slightly blotchy, but no significant rust. Solid iron scabbard; you can see the use of the sabre. There are dents on the outside and inside. With a rigid eyelet and rigid carrying ring. Steeped in history, you can see its past. If anything, rarely found on the market. Slightly higher shipping costs due to its excessive length (bulky goods).