US 1840 ARTILLERY WRIST BREAKER SWORD W SCABBARD

U.S. MODEL 1840 ARTILLERY SWORD AND SCABBARD19th CenturyBlade stamped "US L.D. 1861".Length of blade 32". Total length 37".

US Civil War Artillery Short Sword w/ Scabbard and Frog. Maker marked and date 1834 on the blade. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 25 3/4", Blade length : 18 3/4". ~ . Detailed condition re

US MODEL 1840 NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER SWORD W/SCABBARD: Marked C. Roby, verso US 1863, see photos for condition.

& scabbard. Dated 1863 on the blade close to the handle along with initials ADK and US. The opposing side of the handle is marked B.B. Nice old surface throughout. Total: L40" Sold from the collection

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

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.

Confederate Style Artillery Sword w/ Scabbard. Made by the Ames Co. w/ Inspectors Marks

A 19th century French light cavalry and artillery sword with a scabbard. A steel blade with a traditional D-shaped handle adorned with metal curved and embossed accents. The scabbard with two loops fo

Unmarked. 25.5" long with scabbard.

Civil War Ames Artillery Sword 31-1/2" blade with "U.S." stamped hilt. Stamped "Ames Manufacturing Co., Chicopee, Mass.". Leather handle with no cracks. Brass pommel and handguard. Blade is very good

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"

N.S. MEYER U.S. NAVY PRESENTATION SWORD W/ SCABBARD: United States Navy Presentation Sword for Evan Soldinger made by N.S. Meyer Inc Stainless West Germany. Wire wrapped handle. Includes bullion cord

U.S. Army officers sword M1902 in scabbard, Henry V. Allen & Co., New York, wood grip, etched blade. This example is likely an earlier manufacture 31 1/8" L

**Originally Listed At $1500** North America, United States, Detroit Michigan, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. Wow! A stunning ceremonial sword with silver, steel, and brass components, replet

U.S. Model 1832 Foot Artillery Sword and Scabbard, Nathaniel P. Ames, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1833. Brass hilt with eagle decorated pommel, molded scale grip, and heavy counter-guard marked on the

War of 1812 era American US Artillery Officer's Sword with Original Leather Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 37 1/2", Blade length : 33 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Det

39''x3.5''x1.5''

This wonderful cavalry sword is from Mansfield & Lamb and is dated 1865. Very well marked throughout, US 1865 CEW on one side, manufacturer name on the other. The pommel is impressed with the number 7

Ca. Mid 19thC. Overall very good in complete condition. Made by the Ames Manufacturing Company of Chicopee Massachusetts in 1865, this 1860 model US cavalry sword is in exceptionally good condition. F

Comprised of: 1) American model 1840 wrist breaker has a 35-3/4”curved blade with “R.C. Stamp” Three bar hilt with pommel. Steel scabbard, two hanging rings. Blade with small nicks, black spots,

Rare American Civil War era US Artillery Officer's Sword with Well Etched Blade and New York Maker's Logo. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 39 3/4", Blade length : 32 1/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS,

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

A reproduction U.S. foot artillery sword, with the Great Seal of the U.S. centering the pommel, a scaled solid metal grip and leather and brass scabbard, and inscriptions to the hilt reading "M.P.L. O

Reference: The American Sword 1775-1945, Harold Leslie Peterson, page 42, figure 40. Condition: very good with scabbard Ca. 1835