After Maker/retailer Info: 1822/45 Pattern Sabre by Manders & Allender Liverpool

Norman McCormick · 9th October 2011, 11:24 PM

Hi Gene,
The 1845~1854 dates can be a wee bit fluid as although the patterns were introduced in those dates the practicalities meant that the pattern cutoffs were not absolute. If that is a brass scabbard I have always thought that it indicated it belonged to an officer of field rank i.e. Major and above. Nice sword.
My Regards,
Norman.

Atlantia · 10th October 2011, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Norman McCormick

Hi Gene,
The 1845~1854 dates can be a wee bit fluid as although the patterns were introduced in those dates the practicalities meant that the pattern cutoffs were not absolute. If that is a brass scabbard I have always thought that it indicated it belonged to an officer of field rank i.e. Major and above. Nice sword.
My Regards,
Norman.

Hiya Norman,

An officer of field rank would be great! Thaks for the info.

Best
Gene

9th October 2011, 11:24 PM	#1
Norman McCormick Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 1,646	Hi Gene, The 1845~1854 dates can be a wee bit fluid as although the patterns were introduced in those dates the practicalities meant that the pattern cutoffs were not absolute. If that is a brass scabbard I have always thought that it indicated it belonged to an officer of field rank i.e. Major and above. Nice sword. My Regards, Norman.