CIVIL WAR M 1860 NAVAL CUTLASS 1862

Blade end stamped 1862 USN DR and on verso Made by Ames Mfg. Co. Some wear to the guard. No scabbard. Overall approx. 32" long.

32" LONG, LEATHER SCABBARD IS A BIT SCUFFED

32" LONG

AMES 1862 NAVAL CUTLASS Ames M1860 Naval Cutlass, 32" long overall, the ricasso marked: "USN D.R. 1862", wire on grip a bit loose but leather fully intact, hand guard fine. Tip of sword bears a little

Scarce Ames Civil War naval cutlass with solid riveted brass hand guard stamped with number 32. Blade is stamped 1862 and Ames Mfg Co. Chicopee Mass. 26 in blade, overall 32 in. Grip is leather-wrappe

Attic Condition M1860 Ames Naval Cutlass24-7/8 in. single fuller blade, its 1862 date barely visible, other markings are obliterated by pitting; a brass guard surrounds the wooden grip. 30-3/4 in. ove

Signed in ricasso Ames Chicopee, Mass, US 1862 LBX?. Blade 28 inches. 34 1/2 inches (overall)

REPLICA CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE NAVAL CUTLASS, solid brass hilt resembling that of the M1841 US Naval cutlass with fishscale grip, D-guard, and drop quillon, front of the pommel is cast "CSN"

Stamped at ricasso: Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee, Mass. // [anchor] 1861; and 867 on the guard. Condition: blade good; grip with crack and some losses to leather, copper coil missing; some denting to cup.

Brass guard and grip with scale design, anchor on the pommel and marked CSN. Leather and brass sheath. Marked Palmetto Armoury 1861. Condition: believed to be a preproduction.

The pair in original nickel plated steel scabbards are stamped HENRY BOKER, SOLINGEN on the ricasso, original copper wire-wrap leather-covered grips with flaking and minor losses, original leather was

U.S. Civil War M1860 Light Cavalry Saber by Ames Undated, 34.5-inch blade having only 'Ames Mfg Co.' mark on single side of ricasso, including (2) fullers of different lengths and widths mirrored on e

American Civil War M1860 Cavalry Battle Sword. Rare Maker Mark and Interesting Signature to the Blade. Full Length 43.5 inch Blade Length 35.5 inch

Featured in this lot is this Civil War M1860 light cavalry saber marked with a warrior makers mark. The sword features a stainless steel full tang blade with fuller lines shown on both sides of the bl

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

Rare American Civil War era Confederate Navy Cutlass ~ Naval Short Sword. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 21 3/4", Blade length : 16 1/2". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-

Fifteen Various Confederate and State Banknotes, 1860-1862, consisting of three Adams County, Mississippi $5 bond notes, 1862; one Concordia Parish, Louisiana $5 bond note, 1862; one Concordia Parish,

1862-1865 Civil War Naval Muster Color Print. Inscribed for Arcibald W. Maxwell, Private Co. A, 131st PA Vols. Hand-inscribed with the battle campaigns and fellow soldiers names and ranks. In a period

July 15, 1862, M.S. & H.J. Leach, unsigned, Civil War era.

[CIVIL WAR] M.J. Maher. Is in Town Again with a New Stock Fancy Goods. Washington, IN, 1862. Visible 11 3/8 x 18 3/8 in. printed broadside (significant loss with repair and amateur restoration to righ

Engraved Civil War Patriotic cover citrca 1862 printed by Charles Magnus showing a naval engagement. Fine condition, measures 5.75 x 3". Reserve: $50.00 Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $8.00 to anywh

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

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER PRESENTATION SWORD US Civil War era Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Straight, double edged, diamond section blade. No visible maker markings. Gilded brass

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER DRESS SWORD US Civil War era Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Acid etched, double edged diamond section blade. Maker's mark "F. Seliger & Son New York" etch