Napoleonic saber-sword for Infantry Officer. France, circa 1810

French Napoleonic saber-sword for infantry officers made in France during the 1st Empire of Napoleon Bonaparte, circa 1810, in very good condition and with a striking design. This beautiful weapon dates from the early 19th century and mounts a fine brass hilt. The grip is covered with wooden side plates, engraved by hand with a small net print which improves the use. The steel blade is also in good condition and bears different engraved marks on both sides. They are simple and schematic, standing out for its delicate look. The black leather scabbard is finely preserved and keeps the original metalwork (brass and steel locket and chape). Any lover of antique weapons will appreciate the value and beauty of this Napoleonic saber for French infantry officers, forged during the 1st Napoleonic Empire. Dimensions: Blade Length: 82 cm. Total Length: 32.38 in / 82 cm.