CONFEDERATE FOOT ARTILLERY SWORD

Richmond arsenal Confederate foot artillery sword, with leather and brass scabbard, Condition: believed to be a reproduction.

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

U.S. Model 1832 Foot Artillery Sword and Scabbard, Nathaniel P. Ames, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1833. Brass hilt with eagle decorated pommel, molded scale grip, and heavy counter-guard marked on the

Sheath, scaled design grip, with eagle on pommel, engraved blade, leather sheath with brass fittings, inspectors marks and others. Condition: scabbard leather weak at tip.

French Model 1771 style Artillery Short sword or Gladius sword, with an eagle head pommel in all brass struck with an encircled point underneath. The blade a wide double edge and with two shallow full

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

A reproduction U.S. foot artillery sword, with the Great Seal of the U.S. centering the pommel, a scaled solid metal grip and leather and brass scabbard, and inscriptions to the hilt reading "M.P.L. O

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

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

Reference: The American Sword 1775-1945, Harold Leslie Peterson, page 42, figure 40. Condition: very good with scabbard Ca. 1835

Confederate Style Artillery Sword w/ Scabbard. Made by the Ames Co. w/ Inspectors Marks

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

ANTIQUE M1832 Military Artillery Foot Sword, dated 1832. 25 1/4" long

North America, United States, Massachusetts, Springfield / Chicopee, ca. 19th century CE. A handsome steel and brass short sword, the model 1832, with the original leather scabbard, by the famous Ames

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 "

Civil War era Union N. P. Ames Springfield Foot Artillery Model 1832 short sword and scabbard. Brass grip with cast fish scale design, spread winged eagle stamped on both sides of pommel, inspector ma

sword, 25"

American Civil War. Lot includes Cannon and 3 Artillerymen on 4 Interlocking Bases. 3195-3198 on Bottom of Bases. 4 Pieces. Condition Very Good to Excellent. Rust on Sword Blade. No Box.

Including an American mounted artillery sword with remnants of leather scabbard and frog; a Civil War era cavalry officer's sword adapted for field use, possibly Confederate, blade marked "Horseman, N

Interesting French 1816 Model Artillery Short Sword Turned in to Confederate Fighting Bowie Knife by Southern Soldier During the American Civil War era ~ Blade with Maker and a Date 1831 to Ricasso. T

Civil War Confederate Thomas, Griswold and Company, New Orleans, Louisiana Foot Officer's sword with brass scabbard. Steel blade engraved with scrolling foliate decoration throughout, obverse with fla

Highly Unusual Straight Bladed 1859 Dated American Artillery Battle Sword ~ Defaced Maker's Name & US Marking ~ Possibly Confederate Used during the Civil War. Total Length (inside scabbard if present

Including 1850 Foot Officer's Sword and a copy of "Where They Fell" by Robert Marcotte. Lieut. Henry Richard Swan 1843-1864. Son of Brigadier General Lansing B. Swan of Rochester, NY.

Iron frame hospital bed used in Army hospitals during the Civil War. Cast emblem on headboard and foot board shows a spread wing eagle over a crossed sword and key. Features mounting brackets used to