1864 Emerson & Silver Civil War Sword. Trenton, NJ

An antique Civil War period cavalry troopers sword featuring a slightly curved steel blade marked on the ricasso, Emerson and Silver Trenton N.J., U.S. D.F.M. 1864. Has a three-bar brass hilt and a wi

Emerson & Silver 1863 Civil War Cavalry Sword with Sheath. The ricasso with 'U.S / DFM / 1863' and 'EMERSON & SILVER / TRENTON / NJ' opposite. {Approximate dimensions with sheath: 42 1/2 inches long.}

Civil War sword and scabbard marked Emerson and Silver Trenton U.S. D.P.M.? 1866. Estate Fresh.

1 with faint Ames stamp, 1 stamped, Emerson & Silver, all with brass hilt and hand guard, wear consistent with age, all 34.5 long

Non-commissioned officers sword, model 1840 by Emerson and Silver, Trenton NJ. with an 1863 date. Metal scabbard with brass, wire grip, knop pommel, apprx 38"L. Stamped on guard, inspector mark DF

4 stamped Ames, 2 stamped Emerson missing handguard 38 long others 34.25 long, dates include 1864,64,63. Wear consistent with age,

Knight 's Cross, 1st Model, Miltary (transformed to Civil after the war) by cutting swords. Breast Badge, 34 mm, Silver, both sides enameled, original ring and ribbon, together with awarding document,

Knight 's Cross, 1st Model, Miltary (transformed to Civil after the war) by cutting swords. Breast Badge, 34 mm, Silver, both sides enameled, original ring and ribbon, together with awarding document,

With brass handle and finger guard, blade is marked Ames Mfg. Co. Chicopee, Mass. on one side and U.S. G.W.C 1864 on the other, also has G.W.C. on handle. blade is 32 in Long overall is 38 1/2 in.

Ames 1864 Civil War musician's sword with brass and leather scabbard. Some tarnishing to handle. Repaired damage to leather on scabbard, dents to brass cap. Handle marked "G.W.C." Blade stamped US J.F

Civil War Period US Cavalry Sword. Blade is marked US / M/M/ 1864. Original scabbard. rewired grip. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 42 1/2", Blade length : 33 3/4". ~ . Detailed condition

42 1/2" L w/ sheathe

U.S. 1864 Ames Civil War Era Calvary Sword & Scabbard. Stamped U.S. MM 1864 Ames Mfg. on ricasso. Is a Model 1860 saber with scabbard, made by leading 1800's sword maker Ames. Edge weapons; Ref; BD149

US Civil War sword marked on steel blade by Ames MFc Co ,Chicopee, Ma US 1864 ,brass handle. Measures 39 inches long. Good condition with some expected wear.

US Civil War sword marked on steel blade by Ames MFc Co ,Chicopee, Ma US 1864 ,brass handle. Measures 39 inches long. Good condition with some expected wear.

1863 BW Titus 20 E. State St Trenton NJ Dry Goods, Oil Cloths, Carpets Civil War Token

Abraham Lincoln Related 1864 Abraham Lincoln and George Washington Portraits Patriotic Civil War Token Struck in German Silver 1864-Dated Civil War Patriotic Token, combining Portraits of Abraham Linc

Alexander Gardner and Moses P. Rice (19th Century) Abraham Lincoln, 1864, Silver gelatin print on Japanese rice paper. Alexander Gardner-Moses P. Rice; A Japanese rice print from the original unretouc

Swords 1864 Dated Ames Civil War Cavalry Sword with Scabbard 1864-Dated, Model 1860 Cavalry Sword Civil War Period by "Ames" with Scabbard, Very Fine. Civil War Period Model 1860 Cavalry Sword, 34.75"

U.S. Civil War 1864 Musician sword Model 1840. Made and marked by Ames Chicopee Mass, dated 1864. Blade only: 28" in length Has later added serial number engraved. Leather scabbard missing lower brass

U.S. Civil War musicians sword, marked at the ricasso "Made By Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee" (Mass.), the opposite ricasso marked "U.S., H.D.H., 1864", blade: 28"l, overall: 34.5"l *Note: H.D.H. inspector

Swords 1864-Dated Civil War Model 1840 Musician's NCO Sword 1864-Dated, Civil War Period, Model 1840 Musician's NCO Sword, "Made by AMES MFg. Co., CHICOPEE, MASS", with its original Leather Scabbard,

“US DFM 1863” - Straight steel saber with brass handle, and brass guard. With original iron scabbard with brass drag and throat. Scabbard rusted, tarnished, some wear. Dimensions: H 39 x

Mathew Brady Gelatin Silver Photo of General Sheridan and Staff 1864 Original Mathew Brady gelatin silver photograph of General Philip H. Sheridan and his Headquarters Staff, taken in 1864 with the Ge