US M1852 NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD - WWII PERIOD
This US Navy Model 1852 officer's saber dates ca.1940. Above average in quality, it sports a finely-etched 79 cm long blade, marked Made in USA. The furniture of the hilt and...
US M1852 NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD BY FRANCIS JAHN, CA.1861
This American naval officer's sword is marked with the maker's cartoucheF.JAHNPHILAat the ricasso.According to the Directory of American Military Goods Dealers & Makers, Francis Jahn ran a small metal goods company...
US M1852 NAVAL OFFICER'S SWORD WWI PERIOD
This beautifully-made US Naval officer's sword dates to the early 20th century. Blade is marked with retailer's name - S.APPEL & CO, NEW YORK. Solomon Appel started off in the officer...
US M1852 NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD BY HORSTMANN CA.1865-1882
This very interesting US Navy officer's sword dates from the close of the American Civil War to 1882. Precise dating is facilitated by two things - blade width, measuring at 1",...
US M1852 NAVAL SWORD OF CHIEF GUNNER ADOLPH SEABEL
This US Navy Model 1852 officer's sword dates to the turn of the 20th century, and was retailed by the New York military outfitter J.Bernstein. Officer's name etched on the blade...
US M1855 COLT REVOLVING RIFLE BAYONET - COLT FACTORY FIRE RELIC
According to the previous owner, this bayonet was in the infamous Colt Factory Fire in February, 1864. And it does look it - the muzzle eyelet is twisted, blade broke in...
US M1855 TYPE 1 SOCKET BAYONET
This US M1855 TYPE I socket bayonet dates pre-1863. It's been painted black , and a small hole drilled in the blade, probably for display purposes.Blade is the standard 18".
US M1860 CAVALRY SABER by BLECKMANN DATED 1861-VERY RARE!
This 1861-dated J.E.Bleckmann-made US M1860 cavalry saber is a rare proof of the early CW Solingen imports, many of which went through Ames. Beckmann was the only non-US maker to have...
US M1860 CAVALRY SABER BY ROBY INSPECTED 1864
This Civil War US M1860 cavalry saber was fabricated by the Roby Co. in Chelmsford, Ma, and inspected in 1864. Marked with inspector's initials AGM. Blade is the standard length, with...
US M1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER by C.ROBY - 1 OF ONLY 410
This is a rare sword, perhaps the rarest of all the regulation Union swords a Civil War collector can hope to find. In December of 1861 US Ordnance Department purchased 410...
US M1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SABER BY MANSFIELD & LAMB
This is an interesting Civil War saber. Made by the Rhode Island maker Mansfield & Lamb in 1862, it has the appropriate inspection mark on the obverse ricasso, along with the...
US M1860 LIGHT CAVALRY SWORD BY ROBY, 1864
This Roby-made M1860 light cavalry sword is in wonderful original condition. Blade is clean, with no nicks and no rust, and retains much of its original polish. Grip leather is supple,...