Ames 1864 Civil War musician's sword with brass and

Ames 1864 Civil War musician's sword with brass and leather scabbard. Some tarnishing to handle. Repaired damage to leather on scabbard, dents to brass cap. Handle marked "G.W.C." Blade stamped US J.F

U.S. Civil War musicians sword, marked at the ricasso "Made By Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee" (Mass.), the opposite ricasso marked "U.S., H.D.H., 1864", blade: 28"l, overall: 34.5"l *Note: H.D.H. inspector

U.S. Civil War 1864 Musician sword Model 1840. Made and marked by Ames Chicopee Mass, dated 1864. Blade only: 28" in length Has later added serial number engraved. Leather scabbard missing lower brass

With brass handle and finger guard, blade is marked Ames Mfg. Co. Chicopee, Mass. on one side and U.S. G.W.C 1864 on the other, also has G.W.C. on handle. blade is 32 in Long overall is 38 1/2 in.

Swords 1864-Dated Civil War Model 1840 Musician's NCO Sword 1864-Dated, Civil War Period, Model 1840 Musician's NCO Sword, "Made by AMES MFg. Co., CHICOPEE, MASS", with its original Leather Scabbard,

US Civil War sword marked on steel blade by Ames MFc Co ,Chicopee, Ma US 1864 ,brass handle. Measures 39 inches long. Good condition with some expected wear.

US Civil War sword marked on steel blade by Ames MFc Co ,Chicopee, Ma US 1864 ,brass handle. Measures 39 inches long. Good condition with some expected wear.

Ames Manufacturing Company Model 1840 Civil War Era Musician's Sword, 1863, with gilt bronze handle, the steel blade struck "AMES MFG Co. / CHICOPEE / MASS" and "U.S. / A. D. K. / 1863". 29.75" L x 4.

42 1/2" L w/ sheathe

U.S. 1864 Ames Civil War Era Calvary Sword & Scabbard. Stamped U.S. MM 1864 Ames Mfg. on ricasso. Is a Model 1860 saber with scabbard, made by leading 1800's sword maker Ames. Edge weapons; Ref; BD149

Swords 1864 Dated Ames Civil War Cavalry Sword with Scabbard 1864-Dated, Model 1860 Cavalry Sword Civil War Period by "Ames" with Scabbard, Very Fine. Civil War Period Model 1860 Cavalry Sword, 34.75"

As pictured

AMERICAN CIVIL WAR MUSICIAN SWORD: Marked US 1862, verso AMES, sold with scabbard.

A 19th century American Civil War Musicians Sword. Stamped "US AHK 1840" at one side of the blade. Probably by Ames. Much wear to the patina, some corrosion and pitting evident to the blade. 34 1/2" l

North America, United States, Chicopee, Massachusetts, ca. 1860 to 1865 CE. A fine Civil War era carbon steel cavalry sword with a brass guard and steel scabbard. The blade is slightly curved and fits

No scabbards, three are 39 long, one is 37 long, three date 1861, one dates 1862, three stamped Ames, one with illegible stamp. Brass guards, wear consistent with age

Featured in this lot we have a Civil War era 1864 AMES MFG cavalry saber and metal scabbard. The saber displays a curved single edge blade, brass guard and pommel, and leather wrapped grip. The blade

An antique Civil War period cavalry troopers sword featuring a slightly curved steel blade marked on the ricasso, Emerson and Silver Trenton N.J., U.S. D.F.M. 1864. Has a three-bar brass hilt and a wi

A Civil War sword, manufactured by Ames Company with gilt brass grip with an eagle medallion, a scroll langet centering a "MS" shield 10 stars, and a partial leather scabbard, 36.5"l (note: hand writt

Civil War Ames Artillery Sword 31-1/2" blade with "U.S." stamped hilt. Stamped "Ames Manufacturing Co., Chicopee, Mass.". Leather handle with no cracks. Brass pommel and handguard. Blade is very good

Three (3) Civil War era weapons, including two (2) swords and one (1) bayonet. 1st item: Model 1840 musician's sword. Blade unmarked. Steel blade, cast brass guard, brass handle with twisted wire. Bla

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.

2 Ames, 1 rare R & C Soligen, 1864 & 1845, 33.75, 34.24, 38, wear consistent with age, Ames Dated 1845 has loose hilt,