Imperial German Saxon Cavalry Officer Dress Sword
Updated August 27, 2026
| Lot number | 1005997 |
| Auction | The Bagale Collection, Session VI – Optics & Militaria |
| Date | September 13, 2026 at 6:00 PM MDT |
| Auction house | 345 Auction |
| Location | Loveland, Colorado |
This is an authentic Imperial German Kingdom of Saxony Model 1892 cavalry dress sword, known as the Sächsischer Offiziersdegen M1892, paired with its original steel scabbard. The sword features a single-edged, fullered steel blade with a bright finish, measuring approximately 32 inches in length. The nickel-plated hilt incorporates a folding counterguard centered by a detailed relief-struck crowned Saxon coat of arms within a laurel wreath. The grip is ribbed brown composite, continuing to a plain backstrap and pommel cap. The black enamel-finished steel scabbard includes a single suspension ring and shows minor surface scuffs but retains its strong finish. The sword measures 37 inches overall in the scabbard with a total weight of 638 grams (1.4 lbs). It presents in very clean vintage condition, with a bright blade, minimal runner marks, and light surface freckling near the ricasso. The guard’s nickel plating remains bright, with a smooth operating folding guard. This represents a fine, complete example of Imperial German state-level officer edged weaponry, suitable for Saxon or WWI sword collections.
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