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EW17 |
1840 Model Heavy Cavalry Sabre, import |
$ 950.00 |
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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 |
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EW76 |
1860 Model Light Cavalry Saber, 2nd |
SOLD |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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Dug Mexican Lance Blades, 1836, Dug at Goliad |
$ 650.00 |
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