Antique American Pre Civil War TEXAS Militia Officer's Sword By AMES.

Very Rare pre American Civil War Dragoon Officers Sword by AMES Full Length 41 inch Blade Length 34 inch

Antique American Civil War 1862 Dated US NCO Officer Sword by AMES Full Length 39 inch Blade Length 32 inch

Rare Antique pre American Civil War 1857 Cavalry Battle Sword by AMES CHICOPEE Full Length 43 inch Blade Length 35.5 inch

Pre American Civil War 1845 Dated US NCO Officer's Sword by N.P. AMES, CABOTVILLE ~ Well Marked and With Original Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 1/2", Blade length : 32 1/4".

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

Civil War ambrotype, quarter plate, Confederate officer in a Zouave style Confederate or Militia uniform, hand painted highlights, depicting a seated Lieutenant holding a sword and tassel, pre war U.S

An antique American original Civil War era officer's sword. This 1850 model sword was worn by Officers of the rank of Major and higher. A steel blade is etched with US motifs on both sides. A steel sc

An antique American Civil War era model 1850 non-regulation foot officers sword featuring a slightly curved iron blade with a panel etched with scrollwork, a US and spread eagle with E Pluribus Unum r

Antique American Civil War Cavalry Officer's Battle Sword Possibly Used By The South. Full Length 43 Inches. Blade Length 35.5 Inches.

Scarce 1850s. to American Civil War era US Militia Officer's Sword ~ Fine Chiseled Steel Guard & Carved Horn grip ~ Unusual Etched Blade Decorations in Imitation of Damascus Steel. Total length (insid

Antique American Civil War US Non-Regulation Officer's Sword, Rare Seal Marked. Full Length 38 inch Blade Length 32.5 inch.

Antique American Civil War M1840 Cavalry Battle Sword by AMES CABOTVILLE Dated 1850 Full Length 43 inch Blade Length 35.5 inch

Antique Pre American Civil War Dragoon Sword, Regimentally Marked. Full Length 42 Inch Blade Length 33.5 Inch

Pre American Civil War US Infantry Officer's Eagle Head Sword with Etched Blued & Gilt Blade of German Manufacture. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 33 1/2", Blade length : 28 1/2". ~~ DEAR

1840s pre civil war infantry sword overall length is 35" and blade length is 27"

Pre or early Civil War US Model 1850 Infantry Officer sword and scabbard as manufactured by Ames Manufacturing, Chicopee, Massachusetts, and so marked on both blade and upper scabbard mount. Standard

Very Nice M 1850 Militia Officers Sword by AMES CHICOPEE MOP Handle Used through the Civil War Full Length 39 inch Blade Length 31 inch

Two Presentation Swords to Lieutenant and Colonel (General) Gershom Mott, An Ames 1840 Officers Sword and an Ames 1850 Foot Officers Sword American Civil War 1.) Ames Model 1840 Officers Sword. 32.25"

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR ERA FIELD OFFICER'S DRESS SWORD AND SCABBARD - WIRE WRAPPED HANDLE WITH EAGLE & FLAGS CLAM SHELL GUARD - SCABBARD WITH BRASS FITTINGS - BRASS TIP WITH FLAG & CROSSED ARROWS AND STAR

Scarce variation of 1850 model American militia officer's sword serviced through civil war period. Engraved blade. With the case. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 1/2", Blade length : 29

Published Ames Model 1851 General Officers' Sword Inscribed from Confederate Col. WW Horton to Capt. PH Thomas American Civil War 32" double-edged spear point blade with a 30" stopped median fuller. 3

Eagle head sword, engraved on etched blade N.P. Ames, mother of pearl handle and guard cast with image of a Native American and the American Eagle. 32 inch blade, 37 inches (overall). Together with it

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

An antique American pre Civil War era map on paper. Printed 1855 by Wagner and McGuigan (Philadelphia), published by Edgar M. Woodford (1824-1862). Depicting the city of Rockland, Maine. Map shows the