Civil War Cavalry NCO Sword by C. (Charles) Roby

CIVIL WAR M1840 INFANTRY NCO SWORD By C. ROBY Civil War US Model 1840 Infantry NCO's Sword. Single edged, straight, fullered blade. Maker mark "C. Roby" on one side of the ricasso and "U.S, 1862, F.S.

American Civil War C Roby Chelmsford Cavalry Saber Sword with Scabbard Circa 1860 - 1864 Marked on Ricasso of Blade: " C Roby W Chelmsford Mass " Massachusets and " US " 34 5/8"L Curved Blade with 27"

Civil War Era A C Roby W. Chelmsford Cavalry Sword. Model U.S. 1865. Engraved with the maker and model on the blade. With metal sheath. 42.5 inches in length.

[CIVIL WAR]. New Hampshire 5th Infantry collection, identified to Charles F. Liscomb, WIA Antietam.  Model 1851 Foot Officer's sword. Manufactured by C. Roby & Co. 32 in. slightly curved, single-

C. Roby W. Chelmsford, MA sword marked US 1864 A.G.M. 35 inch blade, 41 inches (overall)

C. Roby Civil War sword, the sword is well preserved, in excellent condition

1860's American Civil War Era Cavalry Saber with Brass and Leather Wrapped Grip Guard 41" L approx Blade 35" L Condition Consistent with Age Wear is Evident Please look at Photos Closely Out of a New

Scarce American Civil War era Foot Officer's Sword by C. ROBY & Co. ~ Nice Gilt Mounts, Fine Engraved Blade & Blued Steel Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 1/4", Blade length :

Two Civil War Model 1860 swords with scabbards. 1st item - U.S. Civil War Model 1860 sword, blade stamped "C. Roby, Chelmsford, Mass" and dated 1864 with inspector's stamp "AGM" verso. 41" total lengt

American Civil War era US Foot Officer's Sword by ''C. ROBY & Co.'' ~ Beautiful Deeply Etched Blade Decorations. Total length (inside scabbard if present) :37 3/4 ", Blade length : 31 5/8". ~~ DEAR BI

AN AMERICAN CIVIL WAR PERIOD CAVALRY TROOPER'S SWORD, 89cm clean blade by Charles Hammond, regulation brass hilt, one side bar professionally removed, ribbed leather grip, contained in its steel scabb

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.

1865 C. Roby A.G.M Chelmsford Mass. Union Saber. The model 1860 saber was made slightly lighter than the model 1840 and was the primary saber of the Federal cavalry by the end of the war. Manufactured

US Cavalry NCO Sword & Scabbard re-creation. Blade measures 23" long, in scabbard 29". Blade marked India. Has been "aged". Good quality Reproduction, perfect for over a mantle or on a wall. Weight is

2 Ames, 1 rare R & C Soligen, 1864 & 1845, 33.75, 34.24, 38, wear consistent with age, Ames Dated 1845 has loose hilt,

Model 1860 Mansfield & Lamb Sword. This Civil War era U.S sword is dated 1865 and inspected by "C.E.W." (Charles E Wilson) also stamped "Mansfield & Lamb Forerstdale RI" within an oval at the ricasso.

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

French 19th C. Cavalry Officer's Sword ~ Nice Horn Grip ~ Blade with Arsenal Inscription on the Spine ~ Possibly Used in American Civil War by Either Union or Confederate Sides. Total length (inside s

CIVIL WAR. WITH LEARTHER SCABBARD, ORNATE BLADE, WIRE INTACT. NICE SWORD! ESTIMATE: $1500-$2000

Group of three mid 19th century sabers of the type used in the American Civil war and Indian Wars, comprising a C. Roby U.S. Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber, marked to ricasso 'C. Roby W. Chelmsford Ma

Manufactured by Christopher Roby Company of West Chelmsford, Mass. Dated 1863. Good overall condition.

Rare M-1853 English Cavalry Sword Imported by Confederate Army During the American Civil War. Well Marked to Retailer ''Courtney & Tennant, Charleston SC'' as well as C.S.A. at Ricasso. Spine is Marke

United States Civil War M1840 Steel and Brass Cavalry Saber and Scabbard, C. R. Kirschbaum, Solingen, Prussia. Carbon steel sword with brass guard, the hilt covered in a leather and wood grip wrapped

Charles Kemper Tempera on Artist Board “Colonel Custer and the 7th Cavalry Heading Out to the Little Big Horn, Leaving Fort Abraham Lincoln”, signed and dated lower right C. Kemper ’74. 12 in. x