Minerve Enchères
168
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Officer’s sword.
See original version (French)
168
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Officer’s sword.
See original version (French)
Estimate €300 - €400
Voluntary lot
Description
Officer’s sword.
Shank covered in stingray skin with a silver filigree design. Gilded brass mountings, single-bar guard, pommel featuring a cockerel within a wreath of oak leaves surmounted by a bundle of six flags. Engraved pommel (showing wear) reading ‘St Cyr 1832 – the Fifth Company to its Sergeant Major A. Bondurand’. Blade with a central ridge. Iron sheet scabbard with two bands (probably added later).
Length: 94 cm.
ABE (signs of wear). Date from the July Monarchy period.
History:
A graduate of the 13th intake of the Special Military School, ‘du Firmament’ (1830–1832), Alexis Adolphe Bligny-Bondurand (1811–1863) pursued a career in the quartermaster’s department, notably in Algeria.
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About the sale
Sabres and headgear from the 19th century and the First World War
Auction location
Auction time
10/10/2026 at 11:00 AM
Pictures credits:
Minerve Auctions
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