Pecoraro Sabre

This Pecoraro Sabre displays a full-cupped perforated guard . ridged for reinforcement at the thinner pommel end of the "D". Its high-carbon steel blade is extremely flexible towards the top. A replacement blade (OH2264) is available.

19th century Italian style sabre fencing is in growing popularity within historical fencing societies. This style began with fencing masters whose job it was to train mounted troops in effective use of the military sabre. Guiseppe Radaelli . a fencing master from Milan has been given credit for initiating this style. Changes and refinements to the style were later added by Salvatore Pecoraro and resulted in the Military Master School in Rome to adopt this style. The hilts that were originally developed by these two men have been reproduced here in our fencing sabers. They feature stainless steel guards and wire-wrapped sharkskin-pattern grips. The blades are made of high-carbon flex-tempered steel and follow the proportions of the period and are button-tipped for safety. The blade and hilt of this Hutton Sabre are close to the style of a true military sabre.

Made by Hanwei.

Overall: 40 ¼"
Blade Length: 34"
Handle Length: 5 ¾"
Weight: 1lb 5oz

Specs will vary slightly from piece to piece.