US M1852 NAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD BY HORSTMANN.

Two U.S. Naval Officer's swords pre-World War II The first German import M1852 Naval Officer sword with original scabbard and bullion sword knot, acid etched blade with name "Charles A. Blick," ricass

Reference: The American Sword 1775-1945, Harold Leslie Peterson, page 161, figure 138. Note: original fish skin hilt Condition: excellet with scabbard Length: 35"

A US naval officer's sword marked "Made U.S.A.", with original scabbard. Engraved blade marked U.S.N. Very good condition including scabbard. The blade measures 30 1/2"L and the sword measures 36 1/2"

A US Naval Officer's Sword. A WKC ceremonial US Navy sword with scabbard. Casted brass gold-plated guard with stainless steel blade etched with the USN pattern and labeled WKC Solingen Germany Overall

Civil War Era US Naval Officer Sword. German made Edged engraved blade maker marked "W. Clauberg". etching bearing a American Eagle sitting on top of a cannon with flames and anchor above it. On the o

Good Model 1852 American US Navy Naval Officer's Sword with Tassel ~ Rare English maker 'GAUNT'. Total Length (inside scabbard if present) : 36". Blade Length : 30". ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DEAR BIDDERS, PLEAS

United States, Germany,C. mid to late 20th century A U.S. Model 1850 naval officers sword and scabbard made by Hilborn Hamburger, a Mauser 98k bayonet and scabbard, and a Camillus pilots survival knif

American Civil War Era M-1850 Us Foot Officer Sword By W.H. Horstmann Philadelphia. Gold Gilt Brass Mounts (Showing Wear), Unusual Grip With Flat Silver Wire, Blade Is Well Engraved & German Maker Mar

Ca. 1940 AD. U.S. World War II Naval Officer’s Dress Sword. It was imported by Hilborn Hamburger from Soligan, Germany. Stainless steel blade etched with anchors, eagle, stars, U.S.N., etc. Star

Rare WW I period US Navy ''United States Naval Reserve Force'' Officer's Sword ~ Blade Etched U.S.N.R.F. and Owner's Name. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 35", Blade length : 29". ~~ DEAR

Offered is a US 1850 Foot Officer's saber and scabbard. The maker is marked on the ricasso: Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia. Patina adorns the blade and the dark color of the grip has faded lighter

Two Military Swords, 20th c., one an Army officer's sword and scabbard, the latter engraved "Capt. G.R. Corcoran, Company D, A.P.J., 1915-1916, L- 39 1/2 in.; together with a U.S. Naval Officer's Dres

Description: Length of blade: 31". Blade Description: Single edge, slight curve, spear point, large fuller to a pipe fuller. Etched and needle engraved, arms, flags, U.S., decanthus leaves on one side

Post Civil War era officers sword by Horstmann Philadelphia,marked U.S. on the filigreed blade,handle decorated with stones and eagle motif. Measures 36 inches. Good condition,someexpected wear.

Rare American Civil War era US Navy Officer's Sword With Early Quill-back Blade ~ Finely Engraved and Retailer Marked to ''Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia''. Total length (inside scabbard if present) :

A vintage Model 1852 U.S. Navy dress sword, engraved throughout with anchors & rope, eagles, cannon, and more. Marked GEMSCO at base, textured white handle with portupee, scabbard tipped with porpoise

The sword is made in spain but is for United State Navy officers; the sword is removable from the scabbard; 11'' length x 1'' wide

A vintage Amercan naval officers ceremonial sword of miniature size. Slightly curved blade. Gilt twisted grip with crossguard and knotted tassel. Black scabbard with gilt fittings and suspension rings

A presentation-grade Civil War Model 1850 Field Officer's sword with fancy engraved US blade signed W. Horstmann & Sons Phila w/crown mark. Edge of blade stamped IRON PROOF. Brass hand guard has openw

blade engraved with eagle crestm "U.S." and "E Pluribus Unum" and marked "Germany" overall: 38 in., overall Provenance: Descent through the family of Fairfield, CT. homestead

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER DRESS SWORD US Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Acid etched, double edged diamond section blade. Maker marked "Horstmann, Philadelphia & New York" stamped o

1852 US Navy officers sword and scabbard, manufactured by Jacob Reeds Sons Philadelphia, with naval symbol etched blade, pierced gilt brass hilt with bullion pommel, shagreen handle and standing eagle

Beautifully etched blade "Vincent dePaul Hurley", brass guard cast with dolphins, braided gold rope ended with gilt brass naval theme ends.