Polish Officer's Saber in Scabbard WZ. 21 with the Inscription Honor i Ojczyzna – Replica - 1192HO2

Polish Officer's Saber in Scabbard WZ. 21 with the Inscription Honor i Ojczyzna – Replica - 1192HO2

This replica of the Polish saber model 1921 (Wz. 21) is a tribute to the Polish cavalry tradition. The blade is adorned with the beautiful, engraved inscription "HONOR I OJCZYZNA" (Honor and Fatherland). It is made with exceptional attention to detail, featuring precisely finished hilt elements, the intricately engraved inscription, and a solid decorative scabbard. It is an ideal decorative piece for a study, office, or living room, making it a unique gift for any patriot, collector of white weapons (bladed weapons), or history enthusiast.

KEY FEATURES:

• High collector's value replica
• High quality of craftsmanship: Solid construction and attention to detail (engraving on the blade and cavalry-style hilt).
• Handcrafted details and careful finishing
• Complete with Scabbard: Sold with a chrome scabbard, allowing for elegant display. Excellent as a decoration, gift, or collection piece.

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

• Replica: Saber Wz. 21
• On the reverse: Inscription "Honor i Ojczyzna"
• Set includes: Steel scabbard
• Total length - 95 cm
• Saber length - 90 cm
• Blade length - 77 cm
• Saber weight - 1.150 kg
• Saber weight with scabbard - 1.8 kg

PERFECT GIFT:

• For a Weapon Collector: A replica of the Polish saber is a valuable addition to any collection.
• For Father's Day, Birthdays, Name Days
• For an Officer, Veteran, Military Enthusiast
• For a History Lover: An ideal souvenir and symbol of the Polish cavalry.
• For a Study/Office: An elegant and symbolic decorative element.

HISTORY AND SYMBOLISM

The Wz.21 Saber was used by Polish officers in the interwar period and became a symbol of soldierly honor. The inscription "Honor i Ojczyzna" refers to the values that guided Polish soldiers – fidelity, courage, and national pride. This replica carries the spirit of those times – it is a tribute to the heroes who fought for a free Poland.