Hussar saber of the German army, which belonged to a serviceman of the 17th Regiment, represents a specimen of cavalry cold weapon of the German Empire. Such weapons were intended for officers and enlisted men of dragoon, cuirassier, uhlan, hussar, and other cavalry regiments and remained in service until the end of World War I in 1918. This category includes sabers, broadswords, and other specimens of bladed weapons that were an integral part of the equipment of German cavalry. The attribution of this specimen to a specific regiment (No. 17) imparts to it particular collector’s value and uniqueness, distinguishing it among other examples of hussar weapons of that period.