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Russian Cossack 1881 Dragoon Sabre (Shashka) Sword by Lantern Amrouries

£180.00 £150.00

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Russian Cossack 1881 (Shashka) Dragoon Sabre Sword by Lantern Armouries

The Russian Caucasian Corps first adopted it in the 1830s. In 1882 a reorganization of the cavalry saw the regular dragoons armed with the shashka. The 1882 model of Shashka was carried by these dragoon units, effectively mounted infantry, were ideal at seizing objectives and harassing enemies – a role that the new Russian cavalry excelled in. Russian cavalry would play significant roles in the Russian Civil War, particularly the 1st Cavalry Army of the Bolsheviks, the Red Horse Army that would keep Imperial Forces from Moscow.

  • Brass cross Guard 
  • Brass hand Guard 
  • Brown Metal ribbed grip
  • Blade made from Tempered high quality EN9 steel
  • Polished blade 
  • Makers name and date 1892 stamped on blade 
  • Black leather Scabbard with brass fittings 
  • Single Brass hanging loop
  • fittings to mount a bayonet but not included 
  • Overall length 98 CMS 
  • Blade length 82 CMS

Russian Cossack 1881 (Shashka) Dragoon Sabre Sword by Lantern Armouries

The Russian Caucasian Corps first adopted it in the 1830s. In 1882 a reorganization of the cavalry saw the regular dragoons armed with the shashka. The 1882 model of Shashka was carried by these dragoon units, effectively mounted infantry, were ideal at seizing objectives and harassing enemies – a role that the new Russian cavalry excelled in. Russian cavalry would play significant roles in the Russian Civil War, particularly the 1st Cavalry Army of the Bolsheviks, the Red Horse Army that would keep Imperial Forces from Moscow.

    • Brass cross Guard 
    • Brass hand Guard 
    • Brown Metal ribbed grip
    • Blade made from Tempered high quality EN9 steel
    • Polished blade 
    • Black leather Scabbard with brass fittings 
    • Single Brass hanging loop
    • fittings to mount a bayonet but not included 
    • Overall length 98 CMS 
    • Blade length 82 CMS

Carbon Steel Blades are made with  a small contents of iron ( 0.5%) and so will need to be maintanied of oil with wire wool/ cloth  to stop any tarnishing or rusting.

Specification
Weight (g) 5500.00
Brand Lantern Armouries
Restricted Product? Yes
Affiliation Russia
Service Army
Knives and Tools Type Dagger/Sword

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