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SOLD 1800's style basket hilt military sword

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This sword was made by Renowned Met Fencing master Oscar F. Kolombatovich. Oscar was the fencing master for several motion pictures ( Oscar F. Kolombatovich - IMDb ). Born in Split, Yugoslavia in 1919, a member of the Royal family, they were run out of Yugoslavia and fled to Italy and subsequently to the USA. Fluent in Italian, Spanish, Croatian and Serbian, he subsequently was recruited by the OSS to serve in Italy.

After returning to Madrid, Spain, he founded a sword making operation in Toledo. Pavarotti was his most famous of all customers and would only use Oscar's swords in his performances. I met and became close friends with Oscar while serving as the USMC Attaché in the 1990's in Madrid. Oscar Passed away in 2002.

His swords are all working swords..i.e. ready to fight, real swords, not just decorative.

This sword is in the style of an 1800 officer's military sword. The basket guard is NOT reflective of any military, yet the blade and rest of the sword is invocative of the Confederate and 1850 field and staff officer's sword of the period.

29" blade. No scabbard.

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