Emblematic of the 19th century French soldier, the 1831 model infantry troop sword is a must-have piece for any militaria collector.
Adopted during the reign of Louis-Philippe I, this sword was the standard weapon of French infantry troops from 1831.
Its massive silhouette and ribbed brass guard recall the ancient inspiration that marked the military iconography of the time.
This collector's weapon is distinguished by its straight, double-edged blade and its cast brass handle.
A true testament to French gunsmithing expertise, this sword embodies the power and discipline of the soldier of the July Monarchy.
Model: Infantry troop sword model 1831.
Origin : France.
Period: July Monarchy / 19th century.
Total length: 64 cm.
Straight, double-edged blade: 48.8 cm.
Royal factory of Klingenthal by Coulaux brothers.
Solid brass handle with 26 grooves.
Scabbard present, black leather and brass fittings.
Authentic standard weapon of the 19th century French army.
Symbol of the infantry under Louis-Philippe I.
Ideal for a military collection, exhibition or historical reenactment.
