Polish officer's sabre with scabbard - 1921 model, with the inscription "God, Honour, Fatherland" - replica

The product is a faithful replica of the 1921 model (Wz. 21) Polish officer's saber, modeled after the swords used by the Polish cavalry. The blade features decorative engraving echoing the motto "God, Honor, Fatherland," lending the replica a historical and patriotic character.

The wooden core of the grip is covered in black leather, and the blade is crafted from high-quality, unhardened steel with a semi-matte finish. Attached to the hilt is a sword knot decorated with a gold-colored fabric strap and a red tassel. The scabbard is made of chrome-plated sheet metal, equipped with two mounts and movable rings, and finished with a spur-shaped tip.

The 1921 model saber is an excellent choice for fans of militaria collections, office or study décor, and interior design pieces inspired by Polish history. Its characteristic Polish saber shape, decorative engraving, and scabbard lend the piece a collectible quality. It makes a great gift for those interested in Polish history, militaria, and the Polish cavalry, as well as collectors of historical bladed weapons and members of uniformed services.

Product details:

• Replica of the Polish 1921 model saber, based on the Polish Army officer's saber
• Total length: 95 cm
• Blade length: 77 cm
• Saber weight: 1.15 kg
• Weight with scabbard: 1.8 kg
• Decorative engraving on the blade: "God, Honor, Fatherland"
• Black leather-covered wooden grip
• Sword knot with gold-colored fabric strap and red tassel
• Scabbard finished with a spur-shaped tip
• Materials: high-quality unhardened steel with semi-matte finish, leather, brass, fabric strap, and metal scabbard

Care: It is recommended to occasionally treat the blade with a thin layer of an appropriate protective agent (e.g., liquid paraffin). Store the product in a dry place and protect it from moisture.

A great gift for: history and militaria enthusiasts, soldiers and members of uniformed services, collectors of historical bladed weapons.

History of the 1921 model saber: After Poland regained its independence in 1918, the newly formed Polish Army used many different types of sabers from Russian, Austro-Hungarian, German, and French sources. It was then that the 1921 model (Wz. 21) saber was introduced, which became the first fully official, standardized bladed weapon of the restored Polish Army. The 1921 model became a symbol of the Polish Army and a return to Polish military traditions after the 123-year partitions. It had two main variants: the military version for privates and non-commissioned officers, and the officer's version, typically featuring a more ornate hilt. The saber was designed for both mounted and foot use, with a design reflecting older Polish cavalry traditions. The blades of officer's sabers often featured a crowned eagle and Polish national mottos, including "God, Honor, and Fatherland."

Important: This is a dull replica. It has no functional edge and is intended strictly for decorative and collectible purposes; it cannot be used as a weapon. Keep out of reach of children. The product is intended for persons over 18 years of age.