Polish Officer's Sabre in Scabbard Model 1921 "God, Honour, Fatherland" - Replica - 1192BHO

Polish Officer's Sabre in Scabbard Model 1921 "God, Honour, Fatherland" - Replica - 1192BHO

Replica of a Polish sabre from 1921, based on a sabre used by the Polish cavalry. The blade features a decorative engraving referring to "God, Honour, Fatherland", one of the best-known mottos connected with Polish military tradition. The engraving gives the replica a clear historical and patriotic character.

The handle has a wooden core covered with black leather. The blade is made of high-quality, non-hardened steel with a semi-matte finish. A decorative sabre knot made of gold-colored fabric tape with a red tassel is attached to the handle. The scabbard is made of chrome-plated sheet metal. It has two fittings and movable rings, and ends with a spur-shaped tip.

The Model 1921 sabre is a good choice as a militaria collection item, office or study decoration, or an interior piece inspired by Polish history. Its characteristic Polish sabre design, decorative engraving and scabbard give it a strong collector's character.

It is also an interesting gift for people interested in Polish history, militaria, Polish cavalry and collectors of historical edged weapons, as well as people connected with uniformed services.

Product information:

• Replica of the Polish Model 1921 sabre based on the officer's sabre used by the Polish Army
• Total length: 95 cm
• Blade length: 77 cm
• Sabre weight: 1.150 kg
• Weight with scabbard: 1.8 kg
• Decorative engraving referring to "God, Honour, Fatherland" on the blade
• Wooden handle covered with black leather
• Decorative sabre knot made of gold-colored tape with a red tassel
• Scabbard ending with a spur-shaped tip
• Materials: high-quality non-hardened steel with a semi-matte finish, leather, brass, fabric tape and sheet metal scabbard

Care: The blade should be protected from time to time with a very thin layer of a suitable protective product, such as liquid paraffin. Store the product in a dry place and protect it from moisture.

Good gift for:

• History and militaria enthusiasts
• Military personnel and members of uniformed services
• Collectors of historical edged weapons

MODEL 1921 SABRE - HISTORY

After Poland regained independence in 1918, the newly formed Polish Army used many different types of sabres from Russia, Austria-Hungary, Germany and France. In this situation, the Model 1921 sabre (Wz. 21) was introduced as the first fully official standard model of edged weapon of the restored Polish Army.

The Model 1921 sabre became a symbol of the new Polish Army and its return to Polish military traditions after 123 years of partitions.

There were two main versions: a soldier's version for privates and non-commissioned officers, and an officer's version, usually with a more decorative guard. The sabre was designed for use both on horseback and on foot. Its design referred to older Polish cavalry traditions.

Officer sabres often featured an eagle with a crown and Polish national mottos engraved on the blade, including the motto referring to God, Honour and Fatherland.

Important: This is a blunt replica. It has no functional features and is intended for decorative and collector purposes. It is not a functional weapon.

Keep away from children. The product is intended for persons over 18 years of age.