The hussar sabre was the best-known type of szabla of its time, and was a precursor to many similar types of European swords. Introduced around 1630, it served as a Polish cavalry melee weapon, mostly used by heavy cavalry, or Polish Hussars.

Dec 19, 2014 · Literally, when someone thinks of a saber from Poland, he probably thinks of this very specific weapon, that is (not fully accurately) attributed to the famous winged hussars. It is the katana of the eastern Europe, often considered by many modern users to be one of the most efficient battle weapons of all.

A sabre or (American English) saber (/ ˈ s eɪ b ər / SAY-bər) is a type of backsword with a curved blade associated with the light cavalry of the early modern and Napoleonic periods. Originally associated with Central European cavalry such as the hussars, the sabre became widespread in Western Europe during the Thirty Years' War. Lighter ...

Polish Hussar sabre of the King John III Sobiesky, hero from battle of Vienna 1683. Luxury Polish sabre in wooden box with red velvet. King Sobiesky was leader of the Polish Hussar and European armies (Austrians, Germans, Poles) in battle of Vienna against Turks (Kara Mustafa).

In 1757 while Prussian armies were engaged in the south, Hadik lead a corps of over 5000 troops (mostly Hussars) at lightning speed around Prussian positions and stabbed like a dagger at the heart of Prussia: its capital, Berlin.

Transport yourself back in history with our authentic 17th Century Polish Hussar Saber. This sabre is a tribute to the legendary Polish Hussars. They were renowned for their bravery and skill on the battlefield.

Nov 11, 2013 · Hussars were armed by lance, guns and by Szabla – the famous Polish hussar sabre. Szabla, Polish sabre became a symbol of hussars and the Polish nobility (szlachta). Hussar sabre was a heavier than the original eastern sabre and it had a nearly closed hilt for a better hand protection.

This French Hussar saber is similar to other Hussar and cavalry sabers of the period who share a common ancestor in the Polish-Hungarian Szabla. After centuries of mounted warfare, the Szabla became the Hussar saber, ideally evolved for light cavalry combat.

This reproduction of an Polish 18th Century Hussar Saber / Szabla has a blade forged from tempered EN45 high carbon steel which is lavishly etched and embellished on both sides in scrollwork filigree; on one side of the blade is etched Hussaria and upon the other it is etched with Jesus Maria Josef Spes Mea (Jesus, Mary and Joseph are my my hope).

Functional Polish sabre (szabla). 1055 carbon steel blade, red leather hilt and scabbard. The latest addition to our line-up of high-performance swords is inspired by examples of early 17th Century Polish Sabres.

Polish Hussar Sabre 1750 w Scabbard. Legendary sabre of the Polish Winged Hussars used from 16th century. Beautiful Polish hussar sabre sword with Bog Honor Ojczyzna (God, Honor, Fatherland) inscription.

The type of sabre which was issued to the “winged hussars” of the Polish king Jan III. Sobieski, the renowned victor over the Turks at the battle at Vienna of the 12. September 1683, started to enter the ranks of the cavalry units of the Habsburg army.

Apr 4, 2021 · Once it shattered, the hussars took to their favorite weapon—the hussar’s sabre or “szabla husarska”—which dangled from their saddles, at the ready, on a sword knot. This sabre was based on the Hungarian version but evolved into a …

Copy of polish 17th c. hussar's sabre (the original is in Polish Military Museum in Warsaw). As a typical hussar's sabre it connects features of hungarian, Turkish and western europe sabres. Balanced for horse riders was very dangerous in hussar's …

Jan 29, 2024 · The Hussar Saber: A Symbol of Polish Cavalry. The Hussar saber, a distinctive variant of the Polish saber, was a symbol of the elite Polish cavalry. Known for their bravery and skill, the Hussars wielded these sabers with remarkable expertise.

Authentic Polish Hussar Sabre. Soldout. Original sabre of the legendary polish cavalry. Sabre worn by Winged Hussars. Genuine cavalry sabre from Europe. Slight rust, steel scabbard. Sabre sold as is.

In 1934 the Warsaw-based Technical Institute of Armaments designed a new standard combat sabre for all mounted units of the Polish Army. While similar to the 1921 Pattern Sabre, the new sword was designed strictly as a combat weapon, with ergonomic grip, well-carved hilt and the curved blade designed for both powerful cuts and easy swings. [2]

The hussar szabla gives a diversity of possible actions, as its anatomy joins both Polish, Oriental and Western systems. There is no direct way to tell which actions were most often utilized, yet many of them have been transferred within different fencing systems.

Polish Hussar Sabre model 1750. Szabla polska husarska. Famous sabre of the Polish winged hussars. Beautiful historical sabre with God Honor Fatherland inscription (Bog Honor Ojczyzna).

Crafted from the finest materials, this saber, inspired by the Polish sabers of the late 17th century, captivates not only with its historical authenticity but also with its sturdy construction. Its simple design greatly aided the Hussars during swift maneuvers and charges against the enemy.