Original 19th Century Austrian Officer’s Saber made from 17th Century Ottoman Wootz Steel Kilij Scimitar Blade Category_Feed Block Assembly though it is missing about

though it is missing about half of the original brown paint

The press devoted countless column inches to the effort

These grade 2 items could be nearly destroyed or in nearly perfect condition with just a minor blemish

but expected for a sword used in battle

references to other shades such as Russet and Havana were also used

Original 19th Century Austrian Officer’s Saber made from 17th Century Ottoman Wootz Steel Kilij Scimitar Blade Category_Feed Block Assembly though it is missing aboutOriginal item: One of a Kind. This is an excellent and very interesting Austrian Officer's saber, with a long history that spans centuries! The sword is beautifully constructed with a 17th Century Ottoman Wootz steel blade. It is very curved, and looks to have come from a Turkish scimitar style known as a "Kilij." The blade almost certainly dates back to the Siege and later Battle of Vienna, which took place from July to September 1683. The blade now