Private Purchase Naval Cutlass,

German WWII Naval Officers Kriegsmarine Dagger Navy Dirk by HORSTER in Unusual Scabbard. Probably Private Purchase. Full Length 15 inch Blade Length 8 inch

[CIVIL WAR]. Private purchase officer's sack coat, kepi, and carpet bag identified to Lieutenant Albert C. Sparks, Co. B, 37th Massachusetts Volunteers.  Commercially made four-button sack coat w

[CIVIL WAR] Federal staff officer's private purchase chasseur-style kepi. Visor to crown 2 5/8 in. blue wool felt chasseur-style, black silk tape trim, braided gold piping Austrian-knot quatrefoil in

Brass guard and grip with scale design, anchor on the pommel and marked CSN. Leather and brass sheath. Marked Palmetto Armoury 1861. Condition: believed to be a preproduction.

A fundamental tactic in every war is the elimination of leadership by killing officers, often by snipers. Admiral Lord Nelson, on the HMS Victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, was killed by a sniper on

[CIVIL WAR] Private-purchase kepi and painted tintype, identified to Henry McCuen, Company D, 14th NY Heavy Artillery. Visor to crown 3 1/4 in. dark blue wool felt kepi with tall crown, tarred and bou

AUSTRIAN MODEL 1858 NAVAL CUTLASS BOARDING SWORD Austro-Hungarian Navy Cutlass Boarding Sword. Heavy pipe-back, straight, quill-point blade. 1.5" width at ricasso. Various maker / proof marks on the g

Naval Cutlass W/ Leather Scabbard. Size: 32 1/2 x 5 in.

Stamped at ricasso: Ames Mfg. Co., Chicopee, Mass. // [anchor] 1861; and 867 on the guard. Condition: blade good; grip with crack and some losses to leather, copper coil missing; some denting to cup.

marked "N.P. Ames, Cabotville, Mass, U.S.N. 1842," Federal Eagle on each side of pommel, quintillion broken off, 21 in. blade, no scabbard, no fullers

Scarce Ames Civil War naval cutlass with solid riveted brass hand guard stamped with number 32. Blade is stamped 1862 and Ames Mfg Co. Chicopee Mass. 26 in blade, overall 32 in. Grip is leather-wrappe

U.S. Model 1841 Naval Cutlass, Nathaniel P. Ames, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1843. Cast brass hilt with wide counter-guard, quillon marked 'JCB,' the tapering knuckle bow connecting to the eagle deco

U.S. Model 1860 Naval Cutlass. Marked at the ricasso "U.S.N. / D P / 1863. Measures 32" Long with 26" Blade. The Larry Mangus Collection, Corinth, Mississippi. Condition - Overall good condition with

Blade end stamped 1862 USN DR and on verso Made by Ames Mfg. Co. Some wear to the guard. No scabbard. Overall approx. 32" long.

Reference: The American Sword 1775-1945, Harold Leslie Peterson, page 54, figure 53. Condition: very good Length: 32" Ca. 1860

Single-edged blade engraved on the spine, "Manuf're R'ale de Chatellerault 9'bre 1837" (manufactured royal of Chatellerault September 1837), stamped on ricasso with correct inspection stamps (poinç

US Naval cutlass manufactured by the Ames Manufacturing Company. Marked "N.P. Ames Cabotville Mass." for Nathan P. Ames Jr. (1803-1847), one of the founders of the company, on the blade near

Heavy steel bowl guard with fixing for the bayonet bar. The blade is slightly curved, the blade of this particular bayonet is marked with a maker’s mark of a CK / C in a shield-like cartouche.

Signed and dated in the ricasso, 32 inches long (overall)

BY OVERHOFF & SOHNS OBERLEUTNANT OFFICER'S REEFER JACKET WITH NICE CELLULOID OFFICER'S BREAST EAGLE

US Naval cutlass manufactured by the Ames Manufacturing Company. Marked "N.P. Ames Cabotville Mass." for Nathan P. Ames Jr. (1803-1847), one of the founders of the company, on the blade near

32" LONG, LEATHER SCABBARD IS A BIT SCUFFED

Attic Condition M1860 Ames Naval Cutlass24-7/8 in. single fuller blade, its 1862 date barely visible, other markings are obliterated by pitting; a brass guard surrounds the wooden grip. 30-3/4 in. ove

Wehrmacht or SS breeches - private purchase. The German Heer, (Army or SS), utilized a wide variety of long trousers and breeches including the M35 dress pants, the standard, straight legged, long pan