An antique late 19th-century French division generals sword. Pattern 1872. Steel straight double-edged blade. Twisted grip made of natural materials. Cylindrical brass bushings decorated with relief floral ornaments are located at the base and top. The guard is formed by a single protective bow, smoothly turning into the crosspiece of the handle. In the center of the crosspiece is a decorative shield, on which is placed an image of a round laurel wreath and crossed banners. The outer edge feature three steel stars, denoting the rank of brigadier general in the French Army. The pommel of the handle is cone-shaped, flat, with relief images of floral ornaments and a beehive. The scabbard is damaged. Historical Collectibles, Militaria, Cold Weapons And Armour.

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