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It featured open sights (typically Rocky Mountain buckhorn rear and blade front) and was known for reliability and accuracy with standard-velocity ammo
Unusual and rare to find
and clear Hebrew markings
French Second Empire “Sergent de Ville” Sword – Paris Police / Municipal Guard – Circa 1852–1870 Valentine's Day safe for display or collectionScarce French Second Empire era sword believed to be associated with the Paris municipal police or Sergent de Ville forces during the reign of Napoleon III. Features an elegant brass hilt with decorative floral motifs cast into the grip, pronounced knuckle bow, and a stepped pommel. The straight double fullered blade retains attractive age patina with visible original profile and period finish. These distinctive sidearms were carried by municipal
