Circa 1825 Enlisted Cavalry Saber & Scabbard

"The Old Wrist-breaker", Imported by Justice of Philadelphia PA, wire wrapped leather grip, open work brass guard stamped on both sides of blade. Scabbard marked S & K and J. M. Apprx 41&#

American Civil War C Roby Chelmsford Cavalry Saber Sword with Scabbard Circa 1860 - 1864 Marked on Ricasso of Blade: " C Roby W Chelmsford Mass " Massachusets and " US " 34 5/8"L Curved Blade with 27"

A rare Russian military cavalry saber with scabbard and mosin nagent bayonet blade circa 1939. Having a bird form 14 kt hilt with CCCP (USSR) symbol. Ht: 38.25" Wd: 2"

A rare Russian military cavalry saber with scabbard and mosin nagent bayonet blade circa 1939. Having a bird form 14 kt hilt with CCCP (USSR) symbol. Ht: 38.25" Wd: 2"

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

Steel 35" single edged blade with full length fuller, marked on left ricasso C. Roby W. Chelsford Mass, and in right U.S. 1865 A.G.M. with brass guard/knuckle bow, brass pommel and brown leather wrapp

CAVALRY SWORD & SHEATH BY MAYNARD & Co. , 27 POLL ST, LONDON - 5" x 38 1/2"

Battlefield pick-up, lacking grip, otherwise not bad condition with non-oxidized 34 3/4" long single edged steel blade with 3/4 length fuller and unmarked ricasso, brass single piece guard/branching k

Up for auction is an unmarked cavalry saber. Scabbard and guard are fully covered in rust. The blade is much cleaner compared, with patina and edge nicking present.   

MODEL 1840 HEAVY CAVALRY SABER AND SCABBARD having brass guard with three-branch knuckle bow and raised edged to quillion, wire wrap to grip over leather; original scabbard. Mid 19th century. 35 1/2"

American Militia Cavalry Saber and Scabbard, c. 1810-15. Iron hilt, narrow counter-guard with down turned quillon, reverse 'P' knuckle bow connecting to a dove's head pommel with backstrap, spiral car

United States Civil War M1840 Steel and Brass Cavalry Saber and Scabbard, C. R. Kirschbaum, Solingen, Prussia. Carbon steel sword with brass guard, the hilt covered in a leather and wood grip wrapped

U.S. Model 1840 Cavalry Saber and Scabbard. Blade stamped "N.P. Ames Cabotville 1848" and "WD US". Overall length: 41 inches. Blade length 35 inches.

WWI Cavalry Saber with scabbard, Model 1913, commonly referred to as the "Patton Saber", basket shaped hilt mounting straight double edge blade, Springfield Armory hallmark at base of blade, stamped "

Description: Length of blade: 35". Description: Slight curve, central fuller, single edge. Marked on one side of ricasso, 1864 A.G.M. ,other side is C. Roby W. Chelmsford, Mass. Guard is brass D shape

American Cavalry Saber and Scabbard , early 19th c., leather grip (lacks wire), iron scabbard, blade l. 32 in., presented in a shadowbox frame, 15 1/2 in. x 43 in

This lot contains a nice US Army M1872 Cavalry Officer's saber and scabbard. Beautiful etching on the blade. Great condition overall and an excellent and complete example of the M1872 cavalry officer'

Original US model 1906 cavalry saber and scabbard by Ames. Marked 1906 A. S. Co & US J-C sword. Looks to be in good condition. Scabbard has some dents. Sword - just the blade is 34.5" long.

1865 C. Roby A.G.M Chelmsford Mass. Union Saber. The model 1860 saber was made slightly lighter than the model 1840 and was the primary saber of the Federal cavalry by the end of the war. Manufactured

American Militia Cavalry Saber and Scabbard, mid-19th century. Iron hilt with open counter-guard and down turned quillon, two branches connecting to a knuckle bow with slot, rounded pommel with backst

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

A US M1840 cavalry saber with scabbard known as the "Wristbreaker" for its heavy blade. Flat spine marked "R&C" near cross guard indicating production by Rohrig & Company of Solingen, Germany. These s

A US M1840 cavalry saber with scabbard known as the "Wristbreaker" for its heavy blade. Worn marking on ricasso with only legible letters reading "-ing/-n". 35.5" bright blade in overall fair conditio

M1860 Light Cavalry Saber with Scabbard, stamped "R&..." on top edge of blade, possibly Read and Sons, Boston, who had a contract for 328 sabers in 1861. Retaining the original leather grip and a port