Civil War Navy M1862 EM Cutlass sword

Lower sword Dated 1861, missing wire on handle, nick in hangiard, Top sword missing leather and wire, hilt is loose. Both 32 long,

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-

Civil War era artillery sword. Marked M 134 & D R (?) on handle. Some cracks to handle. Sword 31.5" long.

Rare American Civil War era US Navy Officer's Sword With Early Quill-back Blade ~ Finely Engraved and Retailer Marked to ''Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia''. Total length (inside scabbard if present) :

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.

American Civil War Era French Artillery Cutlass Sword. Maker Marked Blade Full Length 25 inch Blade length 19 inch

Civil War Era US Naval Officer Sword. German made Edged engraved blade maker marked "W. Clauberg". etching bearing a American Eagle sitting on top of a cannon with flames and anchor above it. On the o

Antique American Civil War era Navy Naval Boarding Battle Sword. Full Length 30.5 inch Blade Length 24.25 inch

American Civil War era N. P. AMES SPRINGFIELD Artillery Cutlass Sword Dated 1843 Full Length 25 inch Blade Length 19 inch

Antique Style French Hanger Cutlass Sword Brass French Indian War Rev War Description 38" Long with scabbard 35" overall 29" Blade 5" Wide Similar to the replica Antique English Hanger we offer, this

Butternut, TT352a 3rd Arkansas Flagbearer, and TT303b Confederate Navy Officer Charging. 3 pieces. In original boxes. Condition excellent (1 sword bent). Boxes very good.

A Civil War Era Bent and Bush, Boston Mass officers dress sword with etched blade and coordinating scabbard. Dimensions: H 36.5" x W 5" x D 2.75" Dimensions: Blade: 30" Overall: 36.5" Condition: Some

(1) Confederate Arms by William A. Albaugh III and Edward N. Simmons (1) Confederate Presentation & Inscribed Swords & Revolvers by Daniel D. Hartzler (1) Swords, Daggers & Cutlasses by Gerald Weland

2 Civil War Practice Wood Swords. One leather strap is stamped Navy Yard, NY, 1865. Longest is 36" Condition, overall wear, scratches, scuffs, chips, split wood, stained and cracked leather. One sword

For your consideration is this original U.S. Civil War 1860 Model light cavalry saber dated 1864. This sword is a model 1860, also known as M1862 and was manufactured by Mansfield & Lamb. The piece sh

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

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

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

A Confederate C.S.A. Civil War era Sword. No markings found.Dimensions: 31" Handle to Tip of Blade.Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

Old Civil War officer's sword with engraved CSA blade, hand guard with fancy CS. Probably an old reproduction. 38 in long, 32.5 in blade.

Scabbard, brass guard, etched CSA on blade three times, also cast 0n the guard, Leather and wire grip, apprx 41"L.

1869 1st ed Confederate Navy Memoirs of Raphael Semmes Civil WAR Lost Cause Raphael Semmes was a Confederate officer in the American Civil War, commanding ships in the Confederate and the United State

1893 Confederate Navy Memoirs of Raphael Semmes Civil WAR Service Afloat RARE Raphael Semmes was a Confederate officer in the American Civil War, commanding ships in the Confederate and the United Sta

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.