Polish-Hungarian hussar saber, 17th century.

saber length 958 mm, blade length 824 mm, blade width at base 31 mm, back thickness at base 7 mm, saber weight 800 g

Hand open, iron frame. Crossed yoke, of oval cross-section, with long arms and long whiskers. Wooden shaft, veneered with black leather with transverse notches, riveted to the headstock. Steel head, oval in shape, forged with the headstock on a diamond-shaped washer. Steel head, profiled with pawl hammer and feather hammer. Profiled on both sides with two adventitious furrows. The middle furrow runs to the middle of the obtuse long feather. Adventitious stab. On the outer side, at the height of the pledge, minted armorial marks: two sickles facing each other with three points at the ends. In addition, in the line of sickles, stamped three points on each side - such markings were used in Styria.
state of preservation: 4/4