Col. Riddile Civil War Presentation Sword
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Mfg by M. C. Lilley Co. Near mint US patriotic motif, etched blade, shark skin braided handle, lions head hilt. Ornate relief brass military motif overlays on scabbard. The blade has the etched presentation indicating Riddile was from Latrobe Pennsylvania 1st Regiment. Wonderful presentation sword in immaculate condition and quite stunning.
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Col. Riddile Civil War Presentation Sword
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