Austro-Hungarian Hussar's Officers Sabre

The “Hussar” were light cavalrymen, who originated in Central Europe during the 15th century.

The Austro-Hungarian Hussar's Officers Sabre features a stunning curved carbon steel blade with engraved astronomy themed relief one side and on the other;

As for the inscription. “ANDREAS COMES HADIK GENERALIS CAMPI MARESCHALLUS EXCELSI CONSILY AULAE BELLICI SUPREMUS PRAESES” - The blade features a traditional Latin inscription honouring Count András Hadik, a celebrated Hungarian commander. Translated, it reads: “Count András Hadik, General, Field Marshal, Supreme President of the High War Council.” This engraving is a hallmark of the commemorative version of this sabre style, included as a tribute to his legacy and the prestige of Hungarian cavalry tradition.

The hilt is made in beautifully decorated solid brass. With a timber handle and genuine leather grip, finished with brass studs. The scabbard timber fitted with embellished brass casing/ trim. Finished with genuine leather.

Full sized, functional replica sword, in 1065AISI carbon steel.

Comes standard with fine, blunt edge. Can be sharpened for an additional charge.