U.S. 1840 CAVALRY SABER. Signed "Sheble

Civil War era, Sheble & Fisher, Philadelphia Model 1840 US Cavalry Heavy Saber, "wrist breaker", with openwork brass guard, blade marked at rocasso "Sheble & Fisher" over "PH LAD". 41" length excludin

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.

US Model 1840 cavalry saber marked W. Walscheid Solingen, long single edged sword with a shallow wide fuller, mark to the ricasso as noted and brass guard with wire wrapped grip. Size 42" L, blade 35"

[CIVIL WAR]. Imported US Model 1840 Cavalry Officer's saber presented to Captain Otto Harhaus, 2nd New York Volunteer Cavalry, who commanded the Regiment at Gettysburg. 35 in. curved, single-edged bla

[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

Here is a US 1840 Heavy Cavalry style saber. No visible markings to verify origins. Wear at the grip in the form of the upper part of the grip showing exposed wood where the leather is missing. Patina

U.S. Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry (Dragoon) Saber, in exceptional condition, manufactured ca. 1843 to 1859 by W. H. Horstmann & Sons. The grip is made of wood, covered with black leather and bound with br

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

American Civil War Model 1840 Cavalry Sword by Sheble & Fisher with Metal Scabbard some light scattered mottling has both the wide stopped and narrow unstopped fuller one side of the ricasso is marked

UNITED STATES CIVIL WAR MODEL 1840 HEAVY CAVALRY OFFICERS SABER WITH SCABBARD , BY TIFFANY & Co. - 5 1/2" x 43"

Signed in ricasso US 1864 and drag inspection AGM, nickel plated model 1840 artillery saber, 32 inch blade, 38 inches (overall). Together with its original scabbard.

Unknown Model 1840 Cavalry Saber36 in. curved blade, no markings (unless obscured by pitting), brass guard and pommel, the wooden grip wrapped in lacquered black leather or oil cloth secured by a sing

French imported Civil War light cavalry saber signed D'Armes de Chatellerault - Henry Ent---. 42.5 in long, blade 36 in. sword with metal scabbard. Has some rust, small chinks in blade edge. Repair to

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"

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

"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&#

U.S. M1860 Cavalry Saber, W. Walscheid, Solingen, Ca. Mid 19th C., L 41" | 35" flatback, single-edge, curved blade. Marked at the ricasso 'W. Walscheid Solingen'. Brass guard and pommel with scrolling

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

An 1872 model US cavalry officers saber sword with scabbard. Comes with a nickel plated scabbard, decorated with raised laurel wreath patterns on the sword fittings, guard, and hilt. The guard also ha

Blade shortened in period, in associated scabbard. As found. Overall length 99.8cm. Condition V

Item/Description: WWI US Army Cavalry Saber Patton Sword with scabbard. Blade marked US / LF&C 1918 With flaming grenade (bursting bomb). Landers, Frary & Clark was a housewares company based in New B

Steel guard with a model 1840 pattern, imported at the beginning of the Civil War by Tiffany & Co. Importers stamp PDL (Peter D. Luneschlossin) oval dotted cartouche, leather grip with wire, metal

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.