Original Prussian 1811 Pattern Blücher Saber as used at The Battle of Waterloo in 1815 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Once back on track

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Records indicate that when this award was issued they were located in Dieppe

69 caliber barrel

where the regiment infiltrated enemy lines and broke open the last of the German resistance

Original Prussian 1811 Pattern Blücher Saber as used at The Battle of Waterloo in 1815 Flintlock Muskets and Rifles Once back on trackOriginal item. One Only Available. This design was based on the BRITISH LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD of 1796. It was this sword that Napoleon himself complained about, stating that the shape of the blade made the tip especially vicious and therefore was an affront to humanity. The Prussians, Britain's allies in the Napoleonic wars, immediately adopted this pattern, which ever since is commonly referred to as the "Blcher Sabel" named for the Prussian Commander