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Civil War era knife with cast "German silver" cutlery handle. Complete with leather sheath (missing metal tip). Overall 11 in.
The blade is marked "Robert Lingard," and "Sheffield."
[Civil War, Military, Weapons, Knife, Dagger]
The blade is marked "Robert Lingard," and "Sheffield."
[Civil War, Military, Weapons, Knife, Dagger]
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[CIVIL WAR] Sheffield Knife w/ Silver Handle
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DAY 2, Civil War & African American History
Columbus, OH, USA
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