Nathan Starr Contract Enlisted Cavalry Saber circa 1818

Nathan Starr 1812-1813 Contract Cavalry SaberMiddletown, Connecticut; the 34 in. curved blade marked "P / HHP / N. STARR" on the ricasso, indicating approval by inspector Henry H. Perkin; wooden grip

NICE M-1818 NATHAN STARR CONTRACT CAVALRY SWORD. IRON MOUNTS ARE DARK FROM AGE, SOME BUMPS AND BRUISES AND DINGS ABOUT AS WOULD BE EXPECTED. HILT TO BLADE FIT IS SUPER TIGHT, NO WIGGLE AT ALL. A NICE

For your consideration is this United States Model 1812 Contract Cavalry Saber made by Nathan Starr for the War of 1812. The leading sword maker in America from 1798 to 1830 was Connecticut’s Nathan

Rare first US contract sword by Nathan Starr. Cavalry saber with slight curved 33 7/8" blade well marked " P, L S., N. Starr, US." at ricasso. P form knuckle guard, black lacquer wood grip. Japanned b

Contract cavalry saber with 1821 stamped on it - no sheath - minor serations on blade.Display not included.

The Model 1840 cavalry saber, commonly referred to as “The Old Wristbreaker”, used by U.S. mounted forces before and during the Civil War. Often termed a ‘transitional’ specimen between the M1

A rare Russian military cavalry saber with scabbard and mosin nagent bayonet blade circa 1939. Having a bird form 14 kt hilt with CCCP (USSR) symbol. Ht: 38.25" Wd: 2"

"The Old Wrist-breaker", Imported by Justice of Philadelphia PA, wire wrapped leather grip, open work brass guard stamped on both sides of blade. Scabbard marked S & K and J. M. Apprx 41&#

A rare Russian military cavalry saber with scabbard and mosin nagent bayonet blade circa 1939. Having a bird form 14 kt hilt with CCCP (USSR) symbol. Ht: 38.25" Wd: 2"

An early 19th century Nathan Starr cavalry sword and scabbard. Curved Iron guard, backstrap and pommel with grooved leather grip. Marked "N. Starr" and "US", with "P" and "LS' inspector marks at ricas

Scarce Model 1818 US Nathan Starr NCO Officer's Sword ~ Well Marked. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 30 7/8", Blade length : 25 3/4". ~~ DEAR BIDDERS, Please View More Detailed Close-Up Im

American Civil War C Roby Chelmsford Cavalry Saber Sword with Scabbard Circa 1860 - 1864 Marked on Ricasso of Blade: " C Roby W Chelmsford Mass " Massachusets and " US " 34 5/8"L Curved Blade with 27"

U.S. Model 1818 Noncommissioned Officer's Sword and Scabbard, Nathan Starr, Middletown, Connecticut, c. 1819-21. Iron hilt, narrow counter-guard with down turned quillon, flat knuckle bow connecting t

Nathan Starr, stamped US over P over LS, 37.25 long, wear consistent with age

M1860 Light Cavalry Saber with Scabbard, stamped "R&..." on top edge of blade, possibly Read and Sons, Boston, who had a contract for 328 sabers in 1861. Retaining the original leather grip and a port

An antique late 19th to early 20th century saber. Long curved steel blade, brown leather grip with crossguard, marked with eagle head and crosses. Presumably a Prussian hussars sabre for enlisted men,

Untouched Ames m1860 light cavalry saber, complete with its original metal scabbard. These 1860-dated “new pattern” examples are considered especially desirable, since a considerable numbe

Ames Model 1860 Light Cavalry Saber Presented to Lt. James B Finley, 14th Michigan Artillery. American Civil War 34.5" curved single-edged blade with 27" stopped median fuller. Blade 1" wide at ricass

Palmetto Armory Cavalry Saber by William Glaze American Civil War 32.125" curved single-edged spear-point blade with flat spine, 27" stopped median fuller and a 16.5" secondary fuller near the spine.

U.S. Civil War Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber, sword by Ames, dated 1865. Nice example of the principal cavalry saber, features all brass mounts, a wood with original leather wrapped sword grip, intac

Civil War Cavalry Saber Sword with Scabbard. 41" overall length of sword with scabbard40" length without scabbard33" high carbon steel blade 6" contoured solid hardwood grip with twisted wire wrapping

A George III Sterling Silver Four-Light Epergne Robert Gainsford, Sheffield, circa 1818 Provenance The collection of Charles Custis Harrison by 1929,Thence by descent to George L. Harrison Jr. by 1931

circa 1818 - 1834; James and Ralph Clews, Cobridge; impressed "Clews Warranted Staffordshire" mark; 2 serving bowls (12" dia); 3 serving bowls; 3 two-handled trays; 5 rectangular platters (9 1/2", 10

[CIVIL WAR]. A collection of items identified to General James Lyman Van Buren, incl. US Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber, buff saber belt, shoulder straps, insignia, and photographs.  US Model 186