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Oak Wood Sword Display Stands - One pair of stands, made of oak with felt strip for protection, size, base is 2 3/4" by 5 3/4" by 7 1/2" high by 3/4 inch thick, hand made here in Newport, Pa. USA. - Price is $ 35.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - Sword Stands
Model 1850 Officer's Sword - MINTY & maker marked Eisenhauer, the shark skin grip is complete with original wire, shows only light use & handling, the 31 1/2" blade is excellent with light spotting from scabbard storage, etching with US & E.Pluribus Unum banner with other war trophies. Scabbard is excellent with only a couple scuff marks from handling, very small light dent in drag. This sword has no issues or problems to speak about, just outstanding overall. - The Price is $ 2150.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-31-689
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Maker marked & dated US/JM/1865 - Emerson & Silver Trenton, NJ, maker mark is weak, pommel cap inspected as well with JM/M. The 35" blade is nick free with some black age spotting, no active rust, just shows age, looks good, brass guard with a nice dark patina to include the original leather washer, leather grip & brass wire both complete, shows honest age & wear. Scabbard shows age with two minor dents, plated at one time with most missing, sword & scabbard have a nice look and will display very nice. - Price is $ 850.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-32
Model 1832 Artillery Sword - Maker marked & dated with N.P. Ames Springfield, dated United States 1835, the 19" blade has been lightly sharpen & cleaned, overall very good condition. Brass guard remains excellent, inspection marks ORD\HKC\JM. Leather scabbard shows honest age & wear and remains in good condition, lug is missing from throat & scabbard drag has been replaced, looks fine. Nice short sword here priced below retail. - Price is $ 1050.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-33-998
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - The sword blade is a unmarked 35" nick free example, shows only a couple dark spots from age and storage. Leather grip very good condition with wire long gone, easy fix if so desired, retains the original leather washer. Brass guard is nice showing a dark patina from age, pommel cap is inspected twice with "C.E.W.", Charles E. Wilson inspected from 1862 to 1864. The original scabbard over-all excellent with a dime size dent. - Price is $ 750.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-34
GAR Sword & Scabbard - Sword blade maker marked W.M. Reed & Son Boston, Mass, the 30" blade shows age with light rust spotting. Leather grip & wire remain very good condition overall, brass guard with GAR for the Grand Army of the Republic. Scabbard is complete showing signs of age with light rust, both sword & scabbard would clean up with a little elbow work & light oil. - Price is $ 300.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-35-900
Model 1840 Cavalry - Maker marked with K & C for C. R. Kirschbaum & Company, the 35 1/2" blade has been lightly sharpen, minor small nicking, blade shows age & use. Good brass guard with original leather & wire, small chunk missing on the handle, shows honest wear & use, pommel is inspected with JM and stamped # 77. Scabbard shows its age with light pitting, minor rusting and some small denting. Nice period sword which was certainly among the initial weapons used by the confederate arm forces. - Price is $ 750.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-36
Ultra RARE - AMES Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - MINTY & RARE Maker Marked Ames Sword, this is my 4th one in 20 years & the best I have ever seen, just about impossible to find another in this condition. The 35 1/2" blade is nick free, shows only age from storage. Leather grip & brass wire remain excellent, shows only honest age, scabbard has one small dent & couple light dings. Only a hand full of these swords with this type of maker mark are known. Good chance imported from Germany to fill demands & orders by the Ames Company, possible didn't like the maker mark applied and canceled the remain of order. Excellent Scarce Ames Maker Marked Sword Here. - Price is $ 1500.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-37-643
Ames Model 1860 Cavalry - The sword has a 35" blade, leather washer missing, couple very small tiny nicks that can be felt with the finger, very fine, never sharpen. Blade marked on obverse US/GKC/186?, George K. Charter inspected from 1861 to 1864, reverse is maker marked Ames MFG. CO. Chicopee, Mass. The leather grip and double twisted wire are in good condition, one strand missing with old repair, honest wear & nice looking, brass with a nice patina. The Original Scabbard is very dark from age and has 3 door dents. Overall a Very Nice Sword ! - Price is $ 895.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-38
Civil War Period Practice Sword - Made of wood & leather guard, 36 1/2" overall, wood & leather remains excellent, some what a scarce example today & very seldom seen. - Price is $ 150.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-39-680
Model 1860 Staff Officers Sword - SCARCE untouched example here, 32" diamond style blade with French Maker Mark, FDB over helmet & sword, Francois Delacour & Backes, Paris Sword Maker. Sword tip missing a very small "minor" piece, looks to have been used as a pointer, not broken, has been dragged with rounded tip, possible in the dirt to draw maps, blade overall good condition showing age with light dark spotting, no etching typical of the French. Horn grip missing brass wire, wire looks to have been cut or was broken at some point, push button guard works fine, pommel, hand guard, blade a tad loose together with felt washer missing. Scabbard maker marked Horstmann Phila & N.Y. looks to be all brass, a magnet does not stick, very dark patina, small drag plain both sides, scabbard ring mounts the same both sides, both inside ring mounts show wear from soldier wearing on belt & use, scabbard body with light denting & small wave. All brass remains very dark from age & storage, no brasso polish needed. I point out all these very minor issues, there is nothing extreme or negative about this sword. Just about impossible to find these scarce swords. - Price is $ 1450.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-40-885
Confederate D-Guard Knife - A classic example of the confederate D-Guard fighting knife, this one is double edged, 16" long overall with a 11 1/2" blade, 1 3/4" wide at handle. The 4" wood handle made of oak shows its age with shrinkage & light cracking, wood although a tad loose in both iron ferrules still remains strong today, I see no signs of repair or being messed with. The overall construction shows signs of being an Arsenal Manufactured Knife. - Price is $ 1650.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-41-637
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - The sword blade is 35" long with nicking, nothing large or extreme, leather washer long gone, the reverse maker marked with Emerson & Silver, maker mark is weak and obverse marked with US\JF\1865. Leather grip and wire are excellent, just honest wear. The scabbard, dark from age has a many small dents and throat is missing. Still a Nice Example & Price - Price is $ 750.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-42
Model 1840 Cavalry Sword - The blade is 36 1\2" long, which has 1 tiny nick to the edge that can be felt with your finger, blade is maker marked with a roaster, no date. The leather grip is 50% showing wear, complete double twist wire. The scabbard is overall very good, no denting, shows signs of age. Nice dark patina to the brass and scabbard. Good Civil War Sword Here & CHEAP !!. - Price is $ 650.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-43
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Maker Marked C Roby W. Chelmsford Mass & US 1865, the 35" nick free blade only shows light spotting from age. The leather grip & wire are both very good condition showing very little use & wear, blade washer looks to have been replaced. Scabbard shows only light rust and is dent free, very good sword overall. - Price is $ 850.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-44
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Maker Marked Ames MFG Co. Chicopee, Mass. & dated US JF 1865, the 35" nick free blade shows age with light spotting, leather washer intact. Original leather grip about 50%, wire missing, brass guard very good with aged patina, pommel inspected with JCW, also stamped with rack numbers 222, scabbard drag stamped the same 222. Scabbard is overall very good with a small ding, shows age with a dark heavy patina. - Price is $ 650.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-45-767
Model 1840 Cavalry Sword - Maker Marked Clemen & Jung\ C & J within a rectangular box are the only swords from this maker with attribution to service in the Civil War. The 36" blade has 6 small very fine nicks, shows light rust & pitting, leather grip almost all gone from time, no wire with cord showing and missing the leather blade washer. Brass guard very dark from age, a tad loose, looks wonderful. Scabbard with 1 small dent, shows age with light rust. No question this sword was there and done it, wish I could find more like this one. - GOOD SWORD & CHEAP !! - Price is $ 650.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-46
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Sword blade is 35" and maker marked with Henry Boker, Solingen. Blade shows some dark spotting from age with 10 small battle nicks, small ding to tip & bent just a tad, no question this sword was there. Leather grip shows wear & use, leather thin in areas with some wood showing, brass wire has been replaced, hand guard is bent with about 50% of the original leather washer intact. Scabbard shows age with a dark patina, 2 door dents near drag, one each side, very good overall. This sword was used in battle, hard to find maker makes this one a nice sword. - Price is $ 825.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-47
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Sword blade is 35 1/2" long, maker marked with Emerson & Silver Trenton N.J. dated US DFM 1863, blade shows light spotting with 2 very fine nicks that can be felt with your finger nail, leather washer intact. Brass guard very good with original leather grip & wire showing honest age & use, pommel inspected with DFM. Scabbard shows wear & heavy use with light denting both sides, painted black many many years ago with most missing. No question this sword was there, early dated swords getting scarce. - Price is $ SOLD plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-48-1005
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Maker Marked Emerson & Silver Trenton, NJ, dated US/JM/1865, the 35 1/2" blade is in excellent condition with one tiny nick, complete with original leather washer. Leather grip & wire good, shows age & use, pommel cap stamped and inspected with M/JM. Scabbard shows light age with a minor small ding, overall an excellent honest example here. - Price is $ 950.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-49-477
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - SCARCE Model Here - Sword blade is 32", 3" shorter then the 35" standard, I had this looked over by several other experts, we are not sure if this was done at the Factory or done by a sword black-smith, the last 3" of the blade & scabbard have been shorten, so professional it is almost impossible to tell. Maker marked Emerson & Silver Trenton, N.J. dated US DFM 1864, blade remains excellent with no nicking, leather washer intact. Brass guard very good with a strong patina, original leather & wire remain excellent, pommel cap inspected with DFM. Scabbard shows age & remains dark from attic storage with several very small dents. There is some white paint specks on both scabbard & brass guard with little harm and remove with ease. Overall an outstanding scarce example here made for a short soldier, I have never seen any others or maybe never noticed them. - Price is $ 950.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-50-932
French Cadet Short Sword - Manufactured just like the Pattern 1832 Foot Artillery but smaller in size, the 16" blade very good with a couple fine nicks, 1 1/4" wide at guard, 20 3/4" overall, this one shows age with light use & wear. - Price is $ 300.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-51-691
Swiss Cadet Short Sword - Manufactured just like the Pattern 1832 Foot Artillery but smaller in size, the 20" blade remains excellent, 1 3/8" wide at guard, 25 1/2" overall, this one remains in excellent condition. - Price is $ 300.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-52-692
Pattern 1822 Cavalry Sword - MINT example here, the 33" blade is in excellent condition, maker marked W. Walscheid, Solingen with a Proved Disk on the reverse. Excellent shark skin grip with original wire, felt washer is gone. Scabbard excellent overall showing honest age. - Price is $ 850.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-53-694
Model 1840 NCO Sword - Maker marked & dated, Emerson & Silver Trenton N.J, dated, US DFM 1863, the 32" blade is nick free with age spotting & light rust near tip. Brass guard is coated with somthing, possible shellac, inspected with DFM. Metal scabbard overall very good, drag inspected with DFM, main body of scabbard was painted brown at some point, looks good, only the sword experts can tell, nice sword over with a friendly price. - Price is $ 700.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-54-905
Model 1850 Officer's Sword - Maker marked with Chatellerault 1846 on the spine, the 30 1/4" blade is minty with no issues, the horn grip & wire are excellent with minor imperfection in the horn with no harm, leather scabbard excellent condition with no issues or problems. - Price is $ 1250.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-55-690
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Sword blade is 35" long with about 6 very fine nicks, shows age with light spotting & rust, nothing extreme. Maker marked & dated with US/W.C/1865 & Made by Ames MFG Co Chicopee. Brass guard remains very good overall with a dark patina, pommel inspected & hard to make because of patina. Leather grip remains near excellent with original wire intact, still retains the leather washer. Scabbard shows age & was painted gold many, many years ago, possible for GAR Hall use & display, small 2" section of separation near throat with no harm. Nice sword here for the money. - Price is $ 750.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-56-1100
Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - Sword blade is 35" long with a couple very fine nicks that can be felt with your finger, maker marked Emerson & Silver Trenton, N.J. dated US DFM 1864. Brass guard very good, pommel stamped with JM, original leather & wire near excellent with one strain of wire missing with period repair. Guard stamped with "EM", most likly the owners initials, my opinion. Scabbard is a model 1840, overall very good, shows age with a light patina. - Price is $ 750.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-57-817
Model 1860 Staff Officer's Sword - Maker marked Ridabock & Co New York, circa 1880. The 29" sword blade remains excellent & nick free, blade etching to include scroll design US & eagle. Brass guard to include working push-button flip down guard, hand grip guard a tad out of shape with little harm. Shark skin grip remains near excellent with original brass wire intact, 90% of felt washer remains. Scabbard very good overall with a couple small, light dings. Nice dress sword overall that shows little use & wear. - Price is $ 350.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-58-1084
Model 1832 French Infantry Short Sword w/ scabbard - MINTY example here, the MINT 19" blade maker marked Talabot Paris and the MINT scabbard stamped Girard Louis Chatellerault, just none finer & impossible to up-grade here. - Price is $ 850.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-59-686
Model 1832 Ames Artillery Short Sword - Sword blade is 19" long showing wear mostly to one edge, maker & date stamping very weak, can see US/184? & N.P.Ames and part of the eagle, this one was there, overall very good condition & a good display sword. - Price is $ 600.00 plus shipping and insurance. Item - SW-60-687
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