Relive the history of the French rescue service with this 1831 model fireman's sword, presented with its original sheath.
Inspired by the regulation infantry sword adopted under the July Monarchy, this model was often used as a parade weapon or honorary attribute by firefighters in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
This sword combines military aesthetics and civil symbolism: the straight and slender blade, the elegantly molded brass guard, and a leather sheath make this object an exceptional piece for any enthusiast of militaria or historical objects related to French firefighters.
Model: Fireman's sword based on the 1831 pattern.
Origin: France, 19th century period.
Use: Parade weapon / firefighter attribute.
Straight, double-edged blade, without visible engraving or markings.
Fluted brass guard and handle: 26 cords.
Blade length: ~ 46 cm.
Total length: 58 cm.
Scabbard Present — blackened leather, all brass fittings.
Condition: Patina from the period, visible use but well preserved (see photos).
A rare item linking the military and civilian (firefighters) domains.
Authentic parade piece — symbolic attribute of firefighters.
Perfect for display, militaria collection or historical objects.
The photographs are an integral part of the description and are binding on the buyer.
The purchase constitutes acceptance of the condition of the item as presented.
