Lot 0323 — Cossack officer’s saber Model -1881 — Estimate: €30,000–€40,000
Cossack officer’s saber Model -1881yy. Diamond weapon award For Bravery. The blade is etched with a production of Alex. Coppel, Solingen. Inlaid with old cut diamonds. Total length, blade length, blade width: 96 x 81 x 3 cm.
Starting price: €25,000
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