Army Warrant Officer Centennial Saber

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$375.00

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SKU

88-110

Nickel-plated brass
Hand-polished
Free ground shipping

Choose your options

Saber Blade Length

Etch Font

Etch Instructions

Maximum 30 characters

Optional Padded Carrying Case

Optional Saber Accessories Upgrade

Belt Branch

Glove Size

Optional Sword Plaque

Premium Sword Plaque

Optional Plaque Etch

Etch Font

Qty

Features

Guard:

Nickel-plated brass, then embossed to avoid pits

End Cap:

Nickel-plated brass

Blade:

High-carbon steel, tempered to 48-52 HRC Rockwell to resist abrasion, yet remain flexible

Nickel-plated>

Acid-etched with custom Warrant Officer Centennial commemoration design

Scabbard:

Made of 1 mm thick steel tube

Nickel-plated

Hand-polished

Included: Protective cloth bag, free ground shipping

Details

Marlow White’s swords and sabers have ceremonial blades. As such, they are built to strict military regulations to be used in drills, ceremonies, and displays. These blades are of the highest quality, but are not sharpened for use as a weapon.

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Product Questions

Please advise
what items comprise the "SABRE ACCESSORIES

Question by: simon on Nov 15, 2019, 8:49:08 PM

This would include the Ceremonial Belt, Dress Snap, Saber Chain, White Gloves, and Padded Sword Case.

Answer by: Leah Cook (Admin) on Nov 18, 2019, 3:25:55 PM

I am buying this for my husband a Ret. CW3. I do not know what I am supposed to include in Etch Instructions and where on the blade they get etched.

Question by: Ann M Henriksen on Nov 20, 2019, 12:05:37 PM

There is space on the blade near the hilt that is dedicated for the personalized etch, generally limited to 30 characters. If you want the personalized etch added (your husband’s name, etc.), select the sword blade size, select the alignment, font style, and then use the “Confirmed Etch” box to type in the personalized etch. We recently updated our website and the “Etch Instructions” box appears on the web page but isn’t needed. We apologize for the confusion.

Answer by: Rachel Berry (Admin) on Nov 21, 2019, 9:08:04 AM