Saint George's Sabre, Russia 1913 4191

Sabre of Saint George, Russia 1913 – The Steel of Imperial Honor

Forged for the heroes of the Motherland, wielded only by the brave worthy of eternal glory.

This Saint George saber is not simply a replica, but a tangible echo of Imperial Russia in 1913, when the sword was not only a weapon, but also a symbol of distinction. It represents the grandeur of one of the empire's oldest and most sacred military orders: the Order of Saint George , created to honor superhuman courage on the battlefield.

A Symbol of Bravery and Imperial Prestige

Awarded exclusively to soldiers who embodied the purest courage, this saber was much more than an award. It was a testament to honor in an empire that revered sacrifice for the homeland. Its presence evokes the image of officers riding under Tsarist banners, the gleam of steel caressed by the light of the steppes.

Its elegant, curved blade , combined with an ornate handle , embodies the technical refinement of Russian master forgers. Every line, every detail speaks of solemnity, of courage, of a time when the saber was an extension of the military soul.

Measuring 97 cm long and weighing 1,475 g , this replica faithfully respects the proportions and character of the original. It's a historic collector's item , perfect for those who know that the true value of a piece isn't measured in steel alone, but in history.

Main Features:

• Total length: 97 cm

• Weight: 1.475 g

• Inspiration: Sabre of the Order of St. George, Imperial Russia 1913

• Curved blade with ornamental details

• Handle decorated with historical motifs

• Symbol of bravery, honor and imperial craftsmanship

This saber is more than a masterpiece: it's a piece of history. Ideal for collectors, historical reenactors, or those passionate about Tsarist Russia , this piece transports the bearer to the threshold of an empire at its peak.

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