American Civil War era US Cavalry Soldier;s Battle Sword ~ Probably German Import ~ Interesting

American Civil War era US Cavalry Soldier;s Battle Sword ~ Probably German Import ~ Interesting Carved Number to the Hilt. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 42 1/2", Blade length : 34 1/8".

Scarce American Civil War era 1864 Dated US Cavalry Soldier's Battle Sword by MANSFIELD & LAMB, Rhode Island. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 44 1/4", Blade length : 35". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS,

German Import American Civil War Cavalry Soldier's Battle Sword ~ Altered Grip, Possibly Confederate Used. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 42", Blade length : 34 3/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Ple

American Civil War era Cavalry Sword. Probably Confederate with U.S. Scabbard. Full Length 37.5 inch Blade Length 31.5 inch

Rare American Civil War Us Cavalry Battle Sword By "Tiffany Co. New York". Iron Mounts And Scabbard. Crisp Markings And Lovely Smooth Patina To The Blade. Original Wood Grip Lacking Cover. Very Strong

American Civil War Era M1850 Us Foot Officer Battle Sword Original Leather Scabbard Full Length 35 inch Blade Length 29.5 inch

American Civil War Era M1850 Us Foot Officer Battle Sword Full Length inch 36 Blade Length 30.5 inch

American Civil War M1860 Cavalry Battle Sword. Rare Maker Mark and Interesting Signature to the Blade. Full Length 43.5 inch Blade Length 35.5 inch

Germany,1861-1865;German import model with finely shaped brass guard.Metal, leather,Blade 36",Overall 43 1/2".Blade marked with a knight's head. nice piece the wire around the handle is loose.

Civil War Era US Naval Officer Sword. German made Edged engraved blade maker marked "W. Clauberg". etching bearing a American Eagle sitting on top of a cannon with flames and anchor above it. On the o

American Civil War Era M-1850 Us Foot Officer Sword By W.H. Horstmann Philadelphia. Gold Gilt Brass Mounts (Showing Wear), Unusual Grip With Flat Silver Wire, Blade Is Well Engraved & German Maker Mar

German cavalry sword, Civil War era, having 34"l slightly curved blade marked at the ricasso W. Clauberg Co, Solingen, brass three branch guard, worn wire wrapped leather handle with most leather worn

Interesting French 1816 Model Artillery Short Sword Turned in to Confederate Fighting Bowie Knife by Southern Soldier During the American Civil War era ~ Blade with Maker and a Date 1831 to Ricasso. T

Antique US Civil War American 1850 Ames Sword with a Bronze Knuckle Guard in between handle and Steel Blade Either Confederate or Union Soldier or Officer Cavalry Army Historical Artifact Militaria Mi

A 19th century American Civil War Musicians Sword. Stamped "US AHK 1840" at one side of the blade. Probably by Ames. Much wear to the patina, some corrosion and pitting evident to the blade. 34 1/2" l

Antique Unusual American Civil War era Cavalry Batle Sword. Ricasso Marked on both sides Full Length Blade Length

Rare American Civil War era US Artillery Officer's Sword with Well Etched Blade and New York Maker's Logo. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 3/4", Blade length : 32 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS,

Rare American Civil War period US cavalry officer's Presentation Grade Sword. A beautiful and rare example with its gilt brass furniture, silver grip with steel and yellow metal scabbard. Large curved

An Ames, Philadelphia, U.S. Civil War-era light cavalry sword, dated 1864 U.S. With scabbard. 42-1/2 in long.

Including an American mounted artillery sword with remnants of leather scabbard and frog; a Civil War era cavalry officer's sword adapted for field use, possibly Confederate, blade marked "Horseman, N

TWO U.S. CIVIL WAR-ERA SWORDSCirca 1860A general officer's sword and scabbard and a cavalry sword.Lengths 38” and 41”.

Civil War era U.S. Union Cincinnati Arsenal Regulation Cavalry Shell Jacket, likely belonging to an Ohio soldier. Comprised of a navy-blue wool body with yellow gold trim to front, cuffs, and collar,

US Cavalry Parade Dress, Excellent Condition, No Box 7 Pieces

CIVIL WAR ERA CARTE DE VISITE PORTRAIT COLLECTIONAmerican, 19th century, paper ephemera. Six (6) CDV: four Civil War soldiers; a standing soldier with sword taken by J.A. Scholten of St. Louis, Missou