UNITED STATES CIVIL WAR CAVALRY SWORD

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War cavalry sword Attributed to James Conning featuring a carbon steel blade etched at either side with geometric and scroll patterns alongside script "CSA"

UNITED STATES CIVIL WAR MODEL 1840 HEAVY CAVALRY OFFICERS SABER WITH SCABBARD , BY TIFFANY & Co. - 5 1/2" x 43"

Stamped in ricasso P.D.L.. Brass guard adorn with leaves and flowers, blade etched with US, Eagle in Seal of the United States. Blade 34 inches. 40 inches (overall)

North America, United States, Chicopee, Massachusetts, ca. 1860 to 1865 CE. A fine Civil War era carbon steel cavalry sword with a brass guard and steel scabbard. The blade is slightly curved and fits

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

Rare United States Civil War M1860 Steel and Brass Light Cavalry Saber and Scabbard, Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee, Massachusetts, 1858. Carbon steel sword with brass guard, the hilt covered in a leather an

(lot of 2) United States civil war calvary swords, dated 1847 and 1862, Provenance:  Spengers Fish Grotto collection, Berkeley, CA

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War sword featuring a german blade, a handle wrapped by sharkshin and wire, a metal basket hilt presenting open designs and a depiction of an eagle above a

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War M1850 presentation sword inscribed at the scabbards mouthpiece "Presented to Capt Patrick Regan by the St. Patrick's Society of Oswego Sept 25th 1862".

The United States Civil War Model 1860 Staff and Field Sword is an exceptional and historically significant piece that harkens back to one of the most pivotal periods in

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War Richmond Arsenal artillery short sword featuring a spiraling ribbed metal handle, raised star designs at either side of the dome pommel, stippling aroun

Antique artillery short sword with its cover circa the United States Civil War. Marked "Jean" with the handle also featuing another indecipherable mark.

Wartime carte-de-visite (CDV) photograph of General Henry H. Sibley. Sibley was a career officer in the United States Army who went on to command a brigade of Confederate cavalry units during the Civi

MARINE OFFICERS SABER. 1820-1859. REGULATION BLADE IS HIGHLY DECORATED INSCRIBED UNITED STATES MARINES. 29 1/2 X 1 3/8. FLORAL DECORATION. E.PLURIBUS UNUM. AMERICAN EAGLE POMMEL. PIERCED FOR TASSEL.

Please see picture for measurement. These artifacts are from multiple collections from around the United States. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN

Civil war officer's sword- NY Cavalry

U.S. Civil War era Model 1860 United States Army Officer's Dress Sword. Produced by Ridabock & Co. of New York. Includes metal scabbard. Patina / oxidation and wear as expected. Slightly loose in fitt

U.S. Cavalry and Officer of 1941, Civil War Confederates of 1862, and American Marines of 1776. 13 pieces. Excellent to very good condition (3 missing bayonets). Unboxed.

George Custer 3" x 1" Signed Cut. George Armstrong Custer (December 5, 1839 – June 25, 1876) was a United States Army officer and cavalry commander in the American Civil War and the American Ind

George Armstrong Custer (December 5, 1839 – June 25, 1876) was a United States Army officer and cavalry commander in the American Civil War and the American Indian Wars. Custer graduated from We

Collection of 4-United States military belts with cast belt plates/buckles including: OHIO, NJ, and US. Lot includes US belt plate on belt with holster and sword hangers. Holster is stiff and exhibits

Dated 1863 AD. Civil War token. Obv: view of White House with UNITED STATES above and date below. Rev: ARMY / & / NAVY in three lines within wreath with crossed swords. KM# CWT - (see p.301, 1237 for

For your consideration is this United States Model 1812 Contract Cavalry Saber made by Nathan Starr for the War of 1812. The leading sword maker in America from 1798 to 1830 was Connecticut’s Nathan

An all original civil war cavalry sword. Marked.