Hussar saber is the modern name for a war saber, which is the equipment of Polish heavy riding from the mid-seventeenth to the end of the eighteenth century. Formerly called the black saber or scabbard. Called the queen of Polish saber by experts in arms. By combining the best patterns of oriental and western sabers, it has gained incredible functionality and combat effectiveness, which is why it is considered one of the most perfect cavalry sabers in Europe. It was characterized by a slight curvature of the blade, a decorative, closed or semi-closed handle, and a finger mounted on its inside. The use of the toe increased the functionality of this weapon, allowing for fast cuts. A double-edged, prominent pen enabled the use of effective thrusts. Hussar saber is unofficially considered the first regular saber in the Polish army, because despite the evolution and the existence of many of its varieties, it retained certain permanent features, and a similar type of weapon was not used in other armies of Europe at that time.