#m1796

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A presentation Sabre with a 1796 Light Cavalry blade with a blue and gilt blade, ornately gilt hilt, gilt and silvered scabbard, and stained ivory grip.

Attributed to Osborne & Gunby, Birmingham, England, ca. 1807-1808, housed at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

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A classic 1796 Light Cavalry Sabre with phenomenal bluing and gilding, attributed to W. Parker, Holborn, England, ca. early 19th century, from Bonham's Auction House.

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A m1796 Infantry Officer’s Spadroon with a beefy blade, Britain, ca. 1800-1830, housed at the Royal Armouries Study Collection.

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A m1796 Heavy Cavalry Officer’s full dress Sword (arguably a Spadroon,) attributed to Runkel of Solingen, British, ca. after 1796, from Chiswick Auctions.

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The perfect encumbrance, a blue and gilt m1796 Spadroon, British, ca. 1796-1822, from Chiswick Auctions.

Inside the guard is a dedication reading "Honorary Reward, Cadet Company, Barraset 17th April 1811, H. B. Henderson, Cadet."

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A m1796 Light Cavalry Sabre named to a Colonel Henderson, attributed to Runkel of Solingen, British, ca. 1796-1821, from Chiswick Auctions.

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A stunning presentation Sabre of what appears to be the 1796 pattern with remarkable bluing and gilding, supplied by Robert Hunter of Edinburgh and presented to Major William Murray. 

Polmaise, Scotland, ca. 1803, housed at the National Museum of Scotland.