Karabela '' Armenian '' of the 18th century with a decorative table to hang.
A saber with a brass handle in the form of a karabela, educated in Poland under Turkish influence. Brass handle richly decorated with floral motifs, arms straight guard. A decorative sling is attached to the handle, made of a material tape ended with a tassel - a burgundy bunch. Metal blade, chrome finished with a characteristic so-called hammer.
On both sides of the blade etched inscriptions: "Deus Spes Mea" (Only God, Glory) and "Salt Deo Gloria" (God, My Hope),
Wooden scabbard, tucked in black leather with brass fittings also richly decorated. Patinated brass elements polished in convex places. The name "Armenian" comes from the producers of this type of sabers - Lviv Armenians. These sabers are characteristic for the turn of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The construction of the handle indicates low combat suitability. Rather, they were used as decorations and elements of a rich noble costume.

Beautifully made saber, it looks effective on the attached table. Tablo made of plywood, stained and lacquered on mat. On the back of the tabla two hooks to hang on the wall. The work of a Polish craftsman to present melee weapons. It is possible to make a plate with a dedication glued to the middle of the tab above the saber (the price does not include the plate - see accessories).

Saber dimensions:
saber length with scabbard - 94.5 cm
blade length - 78cm
blade width at the base -3.5 cm
saber weight with scabbard - 2.2 kg

Table dimensions:
Length - 110.5 cm
Height - 30 cm
Board thickness - 1.5 cm
Blade gap width - about 0.6 cm
The width of the vagina gap is about 1.8 cm


The unsharpened replica of the saber faithfully reflects the original, but it does not have any useful features (within the meaning of the Act on weapons and ammunition of May 21, 1999 - Journal of Laws of 2012, item 576, as amended).

We recommend a plate with dedication: