"AS FOUND" CONFEDERATE KENANSVILLE CAVALRY SABER.

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

Brass hilt, metal scabbard, apprx 37"L. Stamped on blade, looks like McElroy.

US officer sword, one side engraved with "Nashville Plow Works", the other side engraved with "CS" and "1862", a Confederate cavalry saber?, 42"L (blade: 33.5"L)

cavalry saber with steel scabbard, the belt with brass South Carolina palmetto buckle. The sword: 42" long overall. Expected wear and oxidation. Provenance: Property of a New Haven, CT Collector.

Crude cast brass hilt, 20" yataghan blade with unstopped fuller. No markings to be found, blade has been improperly sharpened and cleaned. Overall 25.75" long in leather scabbard with brass throat and

With massive steel guard and wood grip, with etched blade. In its steel scabbard. As found. Overall length 93.5cm. Condition V

BRITAINS SOLDIERS- 10 PCS 1863 CONFEDERATE CAVALRY (5 BRITAINS) AND OTHERS, WITH 1 ORIGINAL BOX(SOME BROKEN), FROM KINGSTON NY COLLECTOR FROM WHEN HE WAS A CHILD, IN AS FOUND CONDITION

UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS 1904 REUNION BADGE United Confederate Veterans (UCV) badge from the 1904 reunion in Nashville, TN. The badge has the crossed sabers of the cavalry surrounded by the words "

Some damage / all in as-found condition. These items were passed down in the Carter family of Virginia, whose members include Col. Richard Welby Carter (1837 - 1888) of the Virginia 1st Cavalry.

M1811 Prussian Cavalry sabre marked as shown. Excellent condition. Blade measures ~31 inches long, the entirety of the sword measures ~36. [Civil War, Union, Confederate, Sword, Saber, Clauberg, Ame

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

Untouched Ames m1860 light cavalry saber, complete with its original metal scabbard. These 1860-dated “new pattern” examples are considered especially desirable, since a considerable numbe

Ames Model 1860 Light Cavalry Saber Presented to Lt. James B Finley, 14th Michigan Artillery. American Civil War 34.5" curved single-edged blade with 27" stopped median fuller. Blade 1" wide at ricass

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"

Palmetto Armory Cavalry Saber by William Glaze American Civil War 32.125" curved single-edged spear-point blade with flat spine, 27" stopped median fuller and a 16.5" secondary fuller near the spine.

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber, sword by Ames, dated 1865. Nice example of the principal cavalry saber, features all brass mounts, a wood with original leather wrapped sword grip, intac

Civil War Cavalry Saber Sword with Scabbard. 41" overall length of sword with scabbard40" length without scabbard33" high carbon steel blade 6" contoured solid hardwood grip with twisted wire wrapping

Japanese Cavalry Saber Sword Samurai Katana Folded Steel Blade Oxhide Saya Overall Length: 42.5 Inches

[CIVIL WAR]. US Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry saber. Manufactured by Ames.  35 1/2 in. curved, single-edged blade with 25 1/4 in. stopped median fuller and flat spine. 41 1/4 in. in overall length. Th

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

A private purchase saber made to order for an officer of hussars or light cavalry. The pommel modeled with an intricately-detailed lion head and backstrap, and distinctive “garde perle’.” The gu

[CIVIL WAR]. Presentation cane identified to Confederate cavalry officer General William H. Jackson. 33 1/4 in. wooden cane with ornate 3 1/8 in. gold-plate floral scroll handle and 1 1/8 in. ferrule.

Group of three mid 19th century sabers of the type used in the American Civil war and Indian Wars, comprising a C. Roby U.S. Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber, marked to ricasso 'C. Roby W. Chelmsford Ma

The Model 1840 cavalry saber, commonly referred to as “The Old Wristbreaker”, used by U.S. mounted forces before and during the Civil War. Often termed a ‘transitional’ specimen between the M1