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EW17	1840 Model Heavy Cavalry Sabre, import Germany, portion of branch guard missing, metal scabbard. Twisted grip wire slightly loose, blade stamped with a knight head on one side and "C.R. Kirschbaum Solingen" on other side. (Reference page 141 German Swords & Sword Makers 1814-1862 by Richard H Bezdek).	$ 950.00
EW33	Confederate Cavalry Sabre, Produced by Haymin of Columbus GA per less a personage than the "Sword Doctor" who everybody knows. Scabbard kindly scuffy but sound - two brass hangers w/ rings. Hilt wiggles but intact. Retains single strain of iron wire over wood. Unstopped fuller. Blade dark, nice representative Confederate under the million $$ mark.	$ 4,950.00
EW76	1860 Model Light Cavalry Saber, 2nd Kansas, with copy of records, inscribed "John Johnston". A rare and one of a kind item I.D.’ed to Major John Johnston, 2nd Kansas Cavalry. In December 1861 Johnston was 1st Captain, Crawford’s Co A, 2nd Regiment Kansas Volunteers, then 1st Lieutenant of Company A 2nd Regiment Kansas Cavalry in March 1862. He mustered out at 1st Lieutenant and mustered in as Captain in January 1864. At age 29 he was also mustered out as Captain of original Co A, 2nd Kansas Cavalry in April 1865. Commissioned as Major by Governor of Kansas to fill vacancy caused by re-organization of 2nd Kansas Cavalry as a four company Battalion, he received and accepted commission May 8, 1865 with muster in to take effect May 11, 1865. The saber is in great condition and has copies of records of owner, who during1863 and 1864 he was assigned as bodyguard and personal escort to Brigadier General John McNeil. Yes, bodyguard, not staff as usual. Mc Neil personally had ten Confederate prisoners shot without recourse to military law. A bloody bunch as depicted in the movie.	$ 2,995.00 SOLD
EW77	Model 1833 Short Artillery Sword inspector mark HKC and ORD. Inspector's name is Maj. Henry Knox Craig. Although dug, it sure does not look like it has been dug to me!	$ 950.00
EW78	War of 1812 era Cavalry Saber Joseph H Reddell & Co, reverse P hilt, wood grip most leather missing, the back edge of the blade is marked "Josh H Redell & Co". (poss 1790's model, blade is most like 1976 lt cav officer saber. Also resembles Prussian Model 1811 Blutcher, pg 74 "Swords & Sword Makers of War of 1812" b Richard H Bezdek)	$ 695.00
EW79	Model 1852 Navy Officer's Sword Blade etched, minor pitting "US Navy", USN oak leave & acorns counter guard, some gilt still present, pommel has eagle and 13 stars, dolphin head to pommel with same at quillion. Ref page 161 The American Sword 1775-1945 by Harold Peterson	$ 675.00
EW86	Dug Mexican Lance Blades, 1836, Dug at Goliad Texas.	$ 650.00

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