Original German WWI Unit Marked Bavarian Train Battalion Officer’s M1826 Chevauleger Saber With Matching Scabbard by E&F Horster, Solingen- Dated 1894 U.S. Equipment pages 483 and 489

pages 483 and 489

but destroyed seven enemy planes in the air

The bakelite cap just has a mold marking

with an overall length of 20 1/2"

Rate of fire: 600–700 rounds/min

Original German WWI Unit Marked Bavarian Train Battalion Officer’s M1826 Chevauleger Saber With Matching Scabbard by E&F Horster, Solingen- Dated 1894 U.S. Equipment pages 483 and 489Original Item: Only One Available. The basic Infantry officers sword of Bavaria was the Model 1855, a simple brass B guard with backstrap copied from the Austrian Infantry Officers Saber, Model 1850. The single fuller blades, like this example, are etched with the Bavarian motto In Treue Fest, In Steadfast Loyalty. There is also a variation of this model with a Lionhead. Since senior NCOs were granted the right to carry the Officers Saber, the M1855