Napoleonic russian Officer Mameluke Sword

This is a Mameluke-style sword dating to the Napoleonic Era, featuring a blade of Turkish Shamshir form. Swords of this type were favored by officers influenced by Eastern military traditions during the late 18th and early 19th centuries and were used by European officers, including those serving in russian ranks.

The blade exhibits the characteristic deep curvature associated with Shamshir-style swords. Construction, form, and overall appearance are consistent with period examples from the Napoleonic era. Any identifying characteristics suggesting russian officer association are based on period style and known historical usage rather than modern alterations.

The sword shows honest age-related wear, including surface patina, handling marks, and signs consistent with its age and historical use. No modern restoration or recent modifications are observed. The item is offered as found, exactly as acquired from a private collection.

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This piece would make a strong addition to any collection of Napoleonic-era edged weapons, Mameluke swords, or Eastern-influenced European officer arms.