I have the M1909 Ottoman officer dress sabre. Can you tell me something more about that sabre?

Hi . i have two of them can you help with properly identify them ?

Hi . i have two of them can you help with properly identify them ?

Hi. i have two of them how can i send you fotos to have them properly identify ?

That is the same blade as the 1889 pipe back calvary sword.

Hello. I hope this isn't a bother, but I think I happened to run across the saber pictured in the book at 3:16 on page 522, or one much like it. It's the closest match I've been able to find thus far, albeit the blade on mine appears less broad. I just wanted to ask if you can tell me what book that is so that I might be able to research it better, as I've had no luck elsewhere thus far, and the piece is unmarked as far as I can tell.

I think its interesting that after so many centuries using a curved sword, the Ottomans end up adopting the European straight sword.

Really interesting video. Not only about the sword but Blucher and his battles. The explanation of the markings is very useful.

Did you ever come across a civil servant sword in world war 1 in Germany the blade is straight and thin but engraved with battle cannons and swords and stuff the Maker's Mark it was a nice head it has a foldable guard with a leather scabbard

It’s a brilliant sword - I agree

There was no Austro-Hungary at that time. That comes at 1867

I would like to send and hear your opinion on two similar sabers on auction. Would appreciate any help.

I have a Versailles marked example with the Regimental markings of the 23rd Chasseurs a Cheval, 23*R*C*.

I enjoyed your presentation. Over the course of 25 years I've acquired 3 of these swords. One is dated 1811, another is dated 1813, and the last is Italian and marked Barisoni.

Looking forward to more excellent content! I only have one French sword, a Klingental 1816 dated 1821 and it’s a long beauty. I don’t believe that any one sword collector has all the French swords from the Napoleonic era 😮 Seems there’s a huge number of patterns and variations

i have a kligenthal year11 dated april1813 1st rate condition hilt marks i cant read except 18 scabbard not marked- notop rivet-best in collection.

Yer I have 3 trooper a early 1803 year 9 a year 11 between 1806to 09 as maked Imp but not dated and a year 11 from 1812 on blade, I do prefer my Hussar thou year v so can see why hussars wanted to keep those

Very good and a welcome new resource. I have the good fortune to have an ANIX,

Excellent video. Looking forward very much to more vids on French Swords. En avant!

Excellent, very detailed and complete information, essential for a collector. I love this sabres, they are truly a piece of napoleonic wars History. I own both the year IX (Manufacture Nationale and LW - M marked) and the year XI (February 1813). Actually you can tell the difference beetween early and later ones because the year IX guard is less robust and the branches are slighty thinner. I also own the former year IV sabres and the Hussars were right, those are lighter and move better. But the Year XI is a beast. P.D. Nice couple of An XI heavy cavalry swords at the back 😉.

Should have said: „nicely done, beau sabreur! ...“

epic =)

Thank you very much for the video. I have read about these sometimes having the branched guard cut off for artillery use and leaving only the knucklebow, but these are just online sources. I have come across an officer's variant that is in such a state. Is there are source you know of that talks about this?

Nicely done! Thank you.

Tasteful use of Castlevania music

I need hlep trying to figure out what regiment my sword is from. The markings are 11.T.P.6.61 and that is the only one on the hand guard. I would really like to know more about it if you can. Please and thank you.

Can you please confirm which model of German sword has the same scabbard that works for Turkish 1909?

I'm Austrian and my parents used to own paintings of soldiers with such sabers. I never knew any background on them and sadly my parents sold the paintings due to financial problems.

I have an 1889 model sword that is very unique. It has an emblem just above the crest that states "suum cuique" that seems to indicate order of the black eagle but I cannot find out anything about it. Does the book address it?

I received a sword, I think, of the saber type, with the blade, on one side "Alex Coppel" Solingen, on the other side "AG" and on the handle protection "F.U.B", how would I know the origin? I could send you photos if necessary . . .

I received a sword, I think, of the saber type, with the blade, on one side "Alex Coppel" Solingen, on the other side "AG" and on the handle protection "F.U.B", how would I know the origin? I could send you some photos if necessary,

Do you know whether any of these were used in the American Civil War? I have a Model 1845, marked Jurmann 1849, bought from a U. S. junk store in the 1960s.

Nice haircut

Yes you do a great job and I like that you don’t focus on British and French designs like some reviews.

I always enjoy these series. Thank you!

Incredibly extensive, great video. Good job

Thank you, very interesting. I think it would be awesome if you did a top 5 or even better a top 10 video of your favorite swords!

Do you think its possible to have a custom one made?

I have a model 1850 Austrian cavalry sword dated 1851 possibly 1857. It’s been passed down the male line to me, but where it came from is a mystery. I have no Austro-Hungarian antecedents. I look forward to your upcoming film on the 1850 pattern.

You know how much the Turkish sords are going for the 1909

But it has nothing to do with the Turkish model two completely different

I have one from the Franco Spanish civil war it's Mark with the Franco stamp on it serial numbers weirdest i m 13 straight blade sword most of the guards were painted black with the Red Cross with the eagle

I am trying to find more information on the experimental German 1886 sword, but have not had any luck so far. Does anyone have any links to websites with information?

Interesting example 😊

Ofelsege Ferec Jozsef egysegesitette a szabjak markolatat es tokjat 1868ban neharagudjon hogy ezt mondom magyar vagyok. hungary song.

Uram Ont becsaptak nagyon... az 1848 as osztrak sem magyar szabjakban nem volt csavar. Csavaros eszunek kell lenni ehhez. Hungaryan language please traslate respect.

A good video!

Interesting that the blade became straight in contrast to your previous video of 1700ths saber.

The guard is painted Black in the scabbard Mark black with Toledo the serial number says m13.

Have you ever came across the Franco Spanish civil war I have one as a straight blade the guard has the eagle and the Red Cross ever seen those before