Measuring 40 inches overall, this rapier is fitted with a 33 inch blade, which starts with a lozenge cross-section before transitioning into diamond, with deep double fullers and a tapered rectangular ricasso. A "star/G" makers stamp is present on each side of the blade, with "Coulaux/& C" and "Klingenthal" etched on the left and right sides, respectively, immediately above the cup guard. The exact time of manufacture is unknown, though the firm of Coulaux & Company (contracted operators and later owners of the French military blade establishment at Klingenthal) was active in the sword trade starting in the late 1700s; the Coulaux name is chiefly seen on their private sale items. The cup guard is unadorned, with a rolled edge and a riveted set of support arms, atop an 8 inch rectangular cross guard, wire wrapped grip and octagonal pommel.