Historical context :

Paul I of Russia born September 20, 1754 (October 1, 1754 in the Gregorian calendar), assassinated March 12, 1801 (March 24, 1801 in the Gregorian calendar) in Saint Petersburg, was Emperor of Russia from 1796 until his death, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp from 1762 to 1773 (Paul de Holstein-Gottorp). He also served as de facto Grand Master of the Order of Saint John of Jerusalem between 1798 and 1801.

Total length : 77,8 cm

Blade length : 62,4 cm

Handle length : 16,35 cm

Blade width : 3,49 cm

Description :

Extremely rare sword / Russian imperial sword. Leather handle and watermark absent, remains the guard and part of the rivet. Blade in its own juice, marked with the Russian imperial eagle and the monogram of the Tsar of all the Russias Paul 1st. Period XVIII, extremely rare and impossible to find in any condition! No sheath, requires a little refreshment and a visit to the armory for the handle and THE PIECE WILL TRIPLE IN VALUE !!! I am parting with it for financial reasons, 100% original warranty ! ! !

BEAUTIFUL PIECE, 100% ORIGINAL

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This magnificent saber was found in an attic in France, it is 100% original, in good condition and ESPECIALLY COMPLETE

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Very nice sword at a low price in this condition, do not hesitate

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A magnificent and rare piece that can easily decorate your showcase for French sabers and which testifies to the genius of French manufactures of the time. In very good condition and guaranteed 100% original

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CAUTION : The russian imperial item is unique, I have no duplicate !

SHIPPING

Europe : 35 euros

Poland and Bulgaria : 50 euros

China, Canada, U.S.A .: 100 euros

Ne laissez pas cet objet de collection unique vous échapper, il n'y en aura pas pour tout le monde.