Austria, Empire. An M1861 Infantry Officer’s Saber Auction and later discharged upon demobilization

and later discharged upon demobilization on January 22

issued from headquarters on 25 May 1941

measuring 58 mm (w) x 75 mm (h)

plus a Legal Invoice for a Lawsuit Settlement

Stitched onto the peak is a one-piece insignia consisting of a hexagonal field-grey rayon backer bearing a machine-embroidered Ordnungspolizei insignia topped by a tri-colour cockade

Austria, Empire. An M1861 Infantry Officer’s Saber Auction and later discharged upon demobilizationStandard issue M1861 model that features a nickel plated steel blade, narrow, slight curvature, single edge measuring 76 cm in length, with runner marks, very fine. The hilt of the saber consists of a hilt and grip. The hilt is wooden, covered with sharkskin; straight, oval in cross section, with a beveled upper part, wrapped along nine transverse grooves with triple wire that has become loose overtime. The back of the hilt is covered with a concave