Polish officer's saber - 1921 model, with the inscription "Honor and Fatherland" - saber replica

The product is a replica of the Polish Model 1921 sabre (Wz. 21), inspired by swords used by the Polish Army and Polish cavalry. The replica retains the characteristic shape of the officer's sabre and decorative details typical of military equipment from the era of the Second Polish Republic. The blade features decorative engraving referencing honor and the homeland.

The wooden core of the hilt is covered in black leather and complemented by a metal guard. A sword knot featuring a gold-colored fabric strap and a red tassel is attached to the hilt. The blade is made of high-quality unhardened steel with a semi-matte finish, decorated with motifs and engravings referencing honor and the homeland.

The Model 1921 replica is an excellent choice for collections of militaria, office or study decor, and interior pieces inspired by Polish history. Its classic Polish sabre form, ornate hilt, and patriotic engraving give the piece a distinct collector's quality. It makes an excellent gift for those interested in Polish history, militaria, and the Polish cavalry, as well as collectors of historical edged weapons.

Product Details:

• Replica of the Polish Model 1921 sabre
• Based on the Polish Army officer's sabre
• Decorative engraving on the blade: honor and homeland
• Decorative motifs on the blade
• Black leather-wrapped wooden hilt
• Characteristic metal guard
• Sword knot with gold-colored fabric strap and red tassel
• Total length: 95 cm
• Sabre length: 90 cm
• Blade length: 77 cm
• Weight of the sabre: 1.15 kg
• Materials: high-quality unhardened steel with a semi-matte finish, wood, leather, brass, and fabric strap

Care: To maintain the condition of the blade, it is recommended to periodically treat its surface with a thin layer of a suitable protective agent (e.g., liquid paraffin). Store the product in a dry place and protect it from moisture.

A good gift for: lovers of Polish history, militaria enthusiasts, collectors of historical edged weapons, fans of the Polish cavalry, and members of the military and uniformed services.

History of the Model 1921 sabre: After Poland regained its independence in 1918, the newly formed Polish Army used weapons from many different armies, including Russian, Austro-Hungarian, German, and French sabres. It was then that the Model 1921 sabre (Wz. 21) was introduced, which was one of the first official, standardized edged weapons of the restored Polish Army. Its design was inspired by older Polish military traditions and was suitable for use both on horseback and on foot. The officer versions received more ornate designs, with decorations, symbols, and patriotic inscriptions related to honor and the homeland on their blades. This replica evokes this historical style.

Important information: The sabre replica is blunt and made of unhardened steel. It has no functional edge and is intended solely for decorative and collector's purposes. Keep out of reach of children. The product is intended for persons over 18 years of age.