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Saber Collection

"Saber: A Weapon of History, Honor, and Heroism" Throughout history, the saber has been a symbol of power, bravery, and skill

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Saber Collection: Barbary Pirates threatening US commander Stephen Decatur
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Saber Collection: Charge of the Light Brigade
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Saber Collection: PRUSSIAN SOLDIER, 1830. Captain of the Hussar Regiment of the Prussian Guards. German lithograph
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Saber Collection: Samurai cleaning his sword. Japanese painting, 16-17th century
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Saber Collection: Korean War era North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft in flight
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Saber Collection: People of Lebanon
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Saber Collection: Civil War cavalry skirmish
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Saber Collection: Dacian cavalry with sabre and shield, and Numidian
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Saber Collection: SILENT FILM STILL: PIRATES. Lupino Lane in Pirates Beware, 1928
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Saber Collection: France, Paris, Greek War of Independence, Insurrection flag
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Wallachians and Moldovans, 1862. Creator: Karl Fiale
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Saber Collection: Fire Chief A. F. Domishkevich in Uniform with a Sabre and in a Helmet, 1901. Creator: Unknown
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Saber Collection: Natives of Siberia Being Brought Under the Tsar's Rule. Kissing the Ataman's Saber... 19th century
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Fencing sport art #fencing #sport
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Saber Collection: Italian fencing team
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Saber Collection: Portrait of a man in Caucasian dress
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Saber Collection: The image shows a group of soldiers assuming the pose for a photograph; in the background
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Saber Collection: Italian military fencing team, Udine
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Saber Collection: French General Serviers, during an inspection of the colonial troops
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Saber Collection: Equestrian monument to Napoleon III, by Francesco Barzaghi (1881) in the Sempione Park in Milan
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Saber Collection: Full-length portrait of a young infantry soldier
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Saber Collection: Portrait of a samurai
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Saber Collection: Uniformed solder next to a statue of Diana. Behind him a backdrop with an illusionistically
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Saber Collection: Portrait of Victor Emanuel III of Savoy in military uniform
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Saber Collection: Studio portrait of a Russian soldier next to a woman dressed in simple work clothes
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Saber Collection: Full-length portrait of a young infantry officer in uniform
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Saber Collection: Portrait of a large group of Army soldiers
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Saber Collection: Portrait of a man in military uniform; he has his back to the camera with head turned in profile
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Saber Collection: Portrait of a young officer
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Saber Collection: Sketches for making weapons of war, drawings from the Codex Forster III, c.67v, by Leonardo da Vinci
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Saber Collection: Group portrait in mask
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Saber Collection: Monument to General Giacomo Medici, work by Giulio Monteverde housed in the Portico of the Verano
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Saber Collection: Judith, sculpture by Giacomo Serpotta, located in the Church of Saint Francis of Assisi in Palermo
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Saber Collection: Equestrian monument to Napoleon III by Francesco Barzaghi. The work
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Saber Collection: A coat of arms surrounded by ribbons decorating the panel of one of the stalls of the Salon of
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Saber Collection: Orpheus and Eurydice. Roman bas-relief located in Villa Albani, Rome, Lazio
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Saber Collection: Monument to Napoleon III, work of Francesco Barzaghi situated in the Sempione Park, Milan
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Saber Collection: Charles III's sabre and dagger, in the National Museum of Capodimonte, Naples
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Saber Collection: Japanese archery armor made in iron, in the Museo Stibbert, Florence


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"Saber: A Weapon of History, Honor, and Heroism" Throughout history, the saber has been a symbol of power, bravery, and skill. From the Barbary Pirates threatening US commander Stephen Decatur to the valiant Charge of the Light Brigade, this weapon has left an indelible mark on countless battles. In a German lithograph from 1830, we see a Prussian soldier proudly donning his saber as captain of the Hussar Regiment of the Prussian Guards. This image captures both elegance and strength in one frame. A Japanese painting from the 16-17th century depicts a samurai meticulously cleaning his sword. The artistry involved in maintaining such a weapon reflects not only discipline but also respect for its lethal capabilities. During the Korean War era, North American F-86 Sabre combat aircraft soared through Lebanese skies. These sleek machines embodied modern warfare while paying homage to their historical namesake. The Civil War cavalry skirmish showcases how sabers were wielded by brave soldiers on horseback during intense clashes. Their swift movements and precise strikes demonstrated their mastery over this formidable weapon. Even in silent films like "Pirates Beware" from 1928 starring Lupino Lane, sabers took center stage as swashbuckling pirates engaged in thrilling duels that kept audiences at the edge of their seats. From Dacian cavalry with sabers and shields to Numidian warriors who relied on these blades for protection, various cultures embraced this versatile weapon throughout time. Nathan Bedford Forrest was an American army officer known for leading Confederate cavalry forces during raids in c1864. His strategic use of sabers showcased their effectiveness as weapons on horseback during times of conflict. Beyond military applications, fencing emerged as a sport where athletes displayed incredible agility and precision with sabers. In Sport Art pieces depicting fencers engaging in fierce competition or graceful parries - it is evident that even today, the saber continues to captivate and inspire.