Infantry saber, 19th century
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IN MOTU Historical Line Hungarian-inspired infantry saber
Historical form. Modern security.
The elegance and versatility of Hungarian-inspired infantry sabers – developed for modern historical fencing.
The IN MOTU Historical Line Hungarian-inspired infantry sabers It is based on historical Hungarian infantry sabers of the 19th century. The characteristic bow hilt combines a slim, elegant appearance with a secure grip and balanced handling.
Combined with a modern spring steel blade, this creates a training weapon that blends historical aesthetics with the demands of contemporary historical fencing. The result is a versatile saber suitable for technical training, sparring, competition, stage combat, and historical reenactments.
At a glance
✔ Historically inspired Hungarian infantry saber hilt
✔ Available with either a straight or curved spring steel blade
✔ Modern, flexible training blade for HEMA
✔ Suitable for HEMA, sparring and competition
✔ Also ideal for stage combat, theatre and historical reenactments
✔ Part of the IN MOTU Historical Line
Historical inspiration
The hilt of this model is based on Hungarian-style infantry sabers of the 19th century.
These weapons combined elegant lines with high functionality and were used both in military service and in fencing instruction. The characteristic stirrup hilt offers good hand protection while ensuring light and agile handling.
The IN MOTU Historical Line Hungarian-inspired infantry saber adopts this historical design language and combines it with a modern training construction.
Historical aesthetics meet modern function
While the historically inspired vessel retains the character of its predecessors, the blade has been consistently developed for modern training operations.
The high-quality spring steel blade offers the necessary flexibility and safety for historical fencing while also impressing with its exceptional durability. This makes the saber suitable for both controlled technical training and intensive sparring and competitions.
Depending on personal preference, one can choose between a straight or curved blade to get voted.
Developed from research and practical experience
The selection of historical models is based on many years of studying original historical weapons and European fencing sources.
At the same time, over twenty years of practical experience as a fencing master, trainer, active HEMA competitor and weapons developer are incorporated into the compilation and further development of the Historical Line.
This is how training weapons are created that respect historical models while simultaneously meeting the requirements of modern fencers.
Applications
The IN MOTU Historical Line Hungarian-inspired infantry saber is ideally suited for:
- Historical Fencing (HEMA)
- 19th Century Military Sabre Fencing
- Technique training
- Free sparring
- Competitions
- Stage Fencing and Stage Combat
- Theatre and film productions
- Historical reenactments
Technical information
| feature | Description |
|---|---|
| product line | IN MOTU Historical Line |
| Historical model | Hungarian-inspired infantry sabers of the 19th century |
| a bowl or jar | Historically inspired ironing board |
| BLADES | Straight or curved spring steel blade |
| blade material | Hardened spring steel |
| field of application. | HEMA, sparring, competition, stage and historical reenactment |
Dimensions
- Total length: 101 cm
- Blade length: 87,5 cm
- Weight: approx. 600g
- POB: approx. 12cm
- Flex: 5-6kg
Delivery
Delivery from August 2026.
The regular delivery times then apply:
- Stockware: approx. 7-14 business days
- Unavailable variants: Made to order, delivery time up to 16 weeks
The actual delivery time depends on the chosen configuration and the current availability of individual components.
👉 Delivery times may vary depending on the model and availability.
Delivery
- IN MOTU Historical Line Hungarian-inspired infantry saber
- Choice of straight or curved spring steel blade
- Fully assembled and ready to use
Care Instructions
The blade is made of high-quality spring steel and should be cleaned regularly and lightly oiled to prevent corrosion.
Safety note
This training weapon was developed for historical fencing, stage combat, and historical reenactments. Despite the blunted blade and safety tip, there is a risk of injury if used improperly. We recommend wearing appropriate protective gear and training under expert guidance.