Reenactors Copy Boyle & Gamble Confederate Sword

Reenactor's Confederate style sword, mid 20th century, likely Italian, modeled after a Boyle & Gamble staff and field officers' sword. having a slightly curved blade with a fuller to each side and a b

Boyle and Gamble Confederate Staff and Field Officer's Sword and Scabbard , Richmond, Virginia, cast brass guard with "CS" and star, notch at top of knucklebow, brass and leather scabbard with foliate

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Nice Civil War Confederate artillery CS Star short sword with scabbard. Very nice condition with pitting and wear to blade. Blade is marked "Boyle & Gamble Co." Overall with scabbard it measures appro

Pair of Confederate-Style Reenactor Swords, 20th c., guards cast with "CS", iron and brass scabbards, blade l. 33 in . Provenance: Schwitz Collection, Franklin, LA

Confederate Style Spear point Bowie Knife. Iron blade spuriously stamped "Boyle, Gamble & McFafee". Stag grips. 15-1/2"l. overall. Condition: Good with wear.

Copy of an Ames Cabotsville Model 1840 Cavalry Sabre stamped CSA, with USA scratched out, brass hilt, brass wire and brown leather grip, metal scabbard, 42" long. Light corrosion.

Copy of an Ames Cabotsville Model 1840 Cavalry Sabre stamped CSA, with USA scratched out, brass hilt, brass wire and brown leather grip, metal scabbard, 42" long. Light corrosion.

Featured in this lot is this US Civil War Confederate sword by James Conning circa 1860's. The sword features a wonderfully and professionally crafted stainless steel blade with a brass basket guard a

This beautiful Confederate sword is a model 1840 Cavalry Sword. It was made by F.H. which is a German company from Solingen, Germany. It was made by the famous sword maker Horster for a confederate so

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"

For your consideration is this 1860s Civil War Confederate short sword and scabbard made by Nashville Plow Works in Tennessee. Nashville Plow Works, also known as Sharp & Hamilton, beat plows into swo

36" long blade 43" long overall with metal scabbard, stamped "Columbia" and "CS" on the blade

DESCRIPTION: Confederate States short sword from the Civil War comprised of a straight blade tapered at the end with a swedge, a hilt with circle at the top end leading down into a curved D guard knuc

Confederate copy of a Model 1840 heavy dragoon saber with a "Dog River" unstopped fuller blade. Stamped "158" and "XX" on guard. Blade length – 36". Overall length – 41 1/2". Found on the property

Nice Civil War Confederate staff officer's sword with scabbard. Marked "James Conning Mobile Alabama" and "CSA" on the reverse. Very nice condition with pitting and wear on blade. Overall with scabbar

McElroy Co, Macon GA Confederate foot officers sword 29 1/2" Sword

Rare Hyde & Goodrich New Orleans Confederate Civil War sword. Marked on hand shield as shown in photo. Hyde & Goodrich was a New Orleans fancy goods dealer which had in business for 50 years. Was diss

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

Confederate Artillery Short Sword. Blade measures 18 1/2" long. Overall length is 24 3/16" long. Condition- Blade has some surface rust, pitting, and shows some signs of sharpening. Blade is either un

Rare American Civil War Confederate Cavalry Officer's Sword, Unstopped Fuller Blade. Full Length 41 inch Blade Length 35.5 inch.

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

Published Schuyler, Hartley & Graham Model 1860 Staff & Field Officers' Sword taken from Confederate Spy Col. W.O. Williams in Franklin, TN and Inscribed to Henry Newcomer American Civil War 31" diamo

REGULATIONS FOR THE ARMY OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES, 1862. Richmond: Randolph, 1862. 8vo. xxiv, 420 pp. + one leaf with two plates (printed recto/verso) illustrating camps. Early cloth boards crudely r