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1853P British Cavalry Trooper's Saber by Mole of Birmingham, Sold

In good condition, a 1853 Pattern British Cavalry Trooper's Saber by Mole of Birmingham.

1853 Pattern British Cavalry Trooper's Saber by Mole of Birminghamimage v11 1

Sold Item Notice

Marked to Mole on the blade's spine with matching troop and weapon numbers ("C 5") to the guard and scabbard. No regimental markings, so most likely a yeomanry cavalry sword.

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The 35 3/16 inch blade is in good condition and firm in the hilt. The hilt / guard also good. The leather covered grip has been scoured with a knife or similar at some stage, maybe to help with grip (some cavalrymen complained about the grip and how it was difficult to hold firm), but is otherwise good. The steel scabbard is good and sound. The saber sheathes and draws well.

Mole is THE make for these swords and with matching guard / scabbard markings, it is a steal at £? (too late, now sold). Please quote item reference v11. Further / full sized images available upon request.

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