Lot 0222
Russian Cavalry Saber, Model 1827/09
Estimate: 6000-7000€
Russian Cavalry Saber, Model 1827/09
Total length: 101.3 cm
Blade length: 83.6 cm
Blade width: 3.1 cm
A rare example of the Russian cavalry saber, Model 1827/09.
Traces of a removed “H2” marking are visible on the hilt. The blade features etched decorations: “H2” on one side and a double-headed imperial eagle on the other. The blade has three fullers. German manufacture, stamped F. Fichte Solingen, with an additional W.K & C maker’s mark on the reverse.
Starting price: 5000€
Estimate: 6000-7000€
Hammer Price: UNSOLD€
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Estimate: 3000-4000€
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Maker: Peter Daniel Lüneschloss Waffen-Fabrik, Solingen
Markings: Double-headed Imperial Eagle and “N II” monogram
Scabbard: Original metal scabbard with twin suspension ringsA fine and scarce Imperial Russian officer’s shashka, Model 1913, fitted with a German-manufactured blade by Peter Daniel Lüneschloss Waffen-Fabrik, Solingen. Produced shortly before World War I for officers of the Imperial Russian cavalry under Tsar Nicholas II, this example combines refined Solingen craftsmanship with distinct Russian Imperial symbolism.
The gently curved, single-edged blade with triple fullers is etched on one side with the Imperial double-headed eagle, and on the reverse with the monogram “N II” beneath the Imperial crown, representing Emperor Nicholas II. The ricasso bears the maker’s mark: “Peter Daniel Lüneschloss Waffen-Fabrik Solingen”, accompanied by the company’s sword-and-scales emblem.
The bakelite hilt, shaped in the classic shashka form with a beaked pommel, retains its original fittings and surface finish. The weapon is accompanied by its original metal scabbard with two suspension rings, showing honest age wear and patina while remaining complete and structurally sound.
Dimensions:
Total length: 98 cm
Blade length: 76.5 cm
Blade width: 2.7 cm
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An authentic and highly collectible example of the Imperial Russian Model 1913 Officer’s Shashka, featuring the Nicholas II monogram, Imperial eagle etching, and a German Solingen blade by Peter Daniel Lüneschloss. A distinguished piece of pre-revolutionary Russian military history, representing the finest quality weapons of the Tsarist cavalry era
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Estimate: 5000-6000€
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Maker: Alex Coppel, Solingen
Markings: Double-headed Imperial eagle, “N II” monogram, and “SLAVA” stamp on hilt
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The gently curved, single-edged blade with triple fullers is etched on one side with the Imperial double-headed eagle, and on the reverse with the monogram “N II” beneath a crown, representing Emperor Nicholas II. The ricasso is stamped “ALEX COPPEL SOLINGEN” with the company’s sword-and-scales emblem.
The wooden hilt, shaped in the classic shashka form with a beaked pommel, bears a clear “SLAVA” stamp, likely denoting inspection or later arsenal service marking. The weapon is accompanied by its original metal scabbard with two suspension rings, showing honest age wear but retaining its original fittings and structure.
Dimensions:
Total length: 96.5 cm
Blade length: 79.4 cm
Blade width: 3.2 cm
Condition:
Very good example with crisp etchings, sharp blade edge, and strong markings throughout. Minor wear and light patina to hilt and scabbard consistent with age. All components appear original and matching.
Remarks:
An authentic and highly collectible example of the Imperial Russian Model 1913 officer’s shashka, with Nicholas II monogram, Alex Coppel Solingen blade, and rare “SLAVA” hilt stamp. A distinguished piece of pre-revolutionary Russian military history.
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