Brazilian Swords

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Hi,

Some swords of Brazil from 1852 to 1950:

This sword model is contained in Decree 1,029 of August 7, 1852.
It was the standard model of troops, used during the Paraguayan War.













Sword model 1852 ("Converted" or "transition" from an imperial sword to a republic):

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Brazilian Army Officer´s Sword - Pre-1908:

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Officer's Sword of the 1st Battalion of Guards
"Duque de Caxias" - 30´s to 40´s - The blade is "L'Incroyable" (France):

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Brazilian Army Officer´s Sword - 1920s, 30s and 40s:

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WW2 Brazilian Navy Officer´s Sword:

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Brazilian Air Force Officer´s Sword (1942 Model):

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Extra - WW2 Brazilian Navy Dagger:

[Arran]

Super looking edged weapons! Thanks for posting them...

[Anderson]

Marvelous collection of Brazilian swords, both local and German made. Reminds us also of how significant the Solingen makers were in exporting swords to South America.

[Walkwolf]

Great collection of blades. Thanks for sharing.........