Ames Mexican War Sword Eagle Cross Guard

Ca.late 19th century AD. Gilt brass knight-helmet-shaped pommel and cross guard featuring an American Eagle, ebony grip with an inserted brass cross, straight double-edged blade engraved with floral d

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

The early 19th century sword in period leather scabbard is topped by a figural cast eagle pommel over the reeded handle completed by a decorative hilt and handle, each cast with five balls of graduati

World War Two German Land Customs Officer's dress dagger, housed in dark green leather scabbard with plated mounts and two hanging strap rings, aluminium eagle cross guard and pommel with green leathe

U.S. AMES CIVIL WAR SHORT SWORD - HILT MARKED "M.S." - BLADE WITH EAGLE MARK AT BASE - INITIALED "J.H." - HANDLE HAS EAGLE MARK

Forged blade with double edge, single piece scrolled cross guard and guard, ending in hang loop, turned mahogany handle, pierced bolster, blade, 17 inches, overall 22 3/4 inches

Ames Civil War Sword with Scabbard. The blade with faint engravings, foliate, 'U.S.', and various insignias are visible; shagreen grip; 'US' to the guard. The base of the blade faintly marked with 'Am

Comprised of: 1) Revolutionary War dress sword has a double edged 32" blade. No proof marks. Brass hilt with cross guard, knuckle bow, round pommel and wire wrapped grip. Most likely dress uniform sab

1860 Field Officers sword (Civil war), wire wrapped hilt, raised eagle guard, floral knuckle guard, eagle head pommel, floral etched blade, no sheath, 36" l. Condition: some wear from age and use,

Fine early American sword with embossed brass scabbard and brass and mother of pearl grip with brass eagle head, featuring cross guard with patriotic eagle L with scabbard 37-3/4" L without scabbard 3

A rare vintage dress sword, presumably Masonic American. The sword features a narrow steel blade. The brass rain guard is decorated with a relief eagle, the brass cross guard is slightly curved, one s

A rare vintage dress sword, presumably Masonic American. The sword features a narrow steel blade. The brass rain guard is decorated with a relief eagle, the brass cross guard is slightly curved, one s

Ricasso marked "Raymold & Whitlock New York". Cross guard marked "K. G. E.". Blade etched "W. B. Sheaffer". Blade 29-1/2". Overall length 37-3/4". Pitting to blade. Patina and verdigris to scabbard. I

Artillery sword based on the model 1831 French artillery foot sword, inscribed on pommel with dedication "This Sword used in the Sicilian War of Independence, AD 1848". Also inscribed on cross guard "

The fencing sword is marked, the handle on the other is mostly brass and has a lion head on the end and a eagle with cross on the guard, they both show some wear, they display very well, 37.75" long,

An antique 19th-century American mason's sword. A long double-edged sword with a Catholic cross engraved on the blade. The handle is covered with double-twisted wires and has a cross-shaped guard with

No scabbards, three are 39 long, one is 37 long, three date 1861, one dates 1862, three stamped Ames, one with illegible stamp. Brass guards, wear consistent with age

No scabbard. Great early Civil War era Cavalry Officer's Sword. Spread eagle visible in the cutwork on the guard. Blade has appropriate patina and no major cracks or chips. Wire wrapped leather grip.

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

No scabbard. Great early Civil War era Cavalry Officer's Sword. Spread eagle visible in the cutwork on the guard. Blade has appropriate patina and no major cracks or chips. Wire wrapped leather grip.

A Civil War sword, manufactured by Ames Company with gilt brass grip with an eagle medallion, a scroll langet centering a "MS" shield 10 stars, and a partial leather scabbard, 36.5"l (note: hand writt

19" triple Fuller blade marked "United/States/1842/JCB" on the obverse of the ricasso and "N.P. Ames/Springfield" on the reverse, 6" solid cast brass crossguard marked "W.A.T.", fishscale pattern on t

Civil War Union officer's non-regulation sword with brass cut-out hand guard with eagle and words E. PLURIBUS UNUM and US. Leather wrapped handle. 32 inch German blade signed W. Clauberg, Solingen. Ov

Model 1832 US FOOT ARTILLERY SWORD; N.P. AMES, 1839: Issued to US Artillery and Infantry until 1870. Cast Brass Pommel with National Eagle, Grip resembling Feathers and Cross Hilt as one piece. Scabba