This iconic Polish Winged Hussar karabela sword, dating to the 17th century, is a powerful and elegant example of one of Eastern Europe’s most recognizable sword forms. The sword features a bold 12 inch cross guard and a long, graceful blade measuring approximately 29 inches, with an overall length of approximately 35.5 inches. The profile is immediately identifiable, combining authority, balance, and striking visual presence.
The karabela became synonymous with the elite Winged Hussars of Poland, a cavalry force renowned for its battlefield dominance and distinctive appearance. These swords were not only effective weapons but also symbols of status, honor, and national identity. Their elegant lines and extended guards made them equally suited for combat and ceremonial display.
Authentic karabela swords from the 17th century are highly sought after by collectors of European and Eastern European arms. This example offers a commanding representation of Hussar tradition and stands as a centerpiece acquisition for those seeking historically significant cavalry swords.
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