Replica Staff and Field Officers Sword

39 inch length, engraved blade, leather and brass wire wrapped grip, US in the Hilt, with blue steel and brass ring scabbard

Published Schuyler, Hartley & Graham Model 1860 Staff & Field Officers' Sword taken from Confederate Spy Col. W.O. Williams in Franklin, TN and Inscribed to Henry Newcomer American Civil War 31" diamo

[CIVIL WAR]. Excellent US Model 1850 Staff & Field Officer's sword. Manufactured by Ames, Chicopee, MA.  32 in. slightly curved, single-edged spear point blade with 21 1/2 in. stopped median full

[CIVIL WAR]. Excellent French-made US Model 1840 Staff & Field Officer's sword. Retailed by Schuyler, Hartley & Graham. 30 3/4 in. straight double-edged spear point blade with a 24 in. stopped median

U.S. AMES MODEL 1850 STAFF & FIELD OFFICERS SWORD: Sold with original scabbard which is also marked AMES.

Unusual American Civil War era M-1850 Staff & Field Officer's Sword with Small-lettered US to the Guard, Etched Blade and 24 hallmark to Blade, Hilt & Scabbard. Total length (inside scabbard if presen

Horstmann Bros. Philadelphia Model 1860 Staff & Field Officer's Sword. With scabbard. 35"l. overall.

Extra fancy grade Model 1860 US Staff & Field officers sword, gilt metal hilt, with cast pommel, knuckle guard, eagle and shield guard, folding counter guard. Shagreen and wire grip. Henderson Ames ma

CIVIL WAR Era Staff & Field Officers Sword of 1860: By HORSTMAUN of PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK. 28" Blade Etched with Florals, Eagle and Trophy of Flags and US. Black Fish Skin Grip with Wire. Knuckle

overall 36" blade is 30" NO Mfg. marking is 36 7/8" Long including metal scabbard

Brass guard and steel blade. In its metal scabbard. Second half of the 19th century. As found. Overall length 93.5cm. Condition V

US Civil War Model 1860 Staff & Field Officers Sword - Ridabock. Ricasso is marked "Ridabock & Co." The snakeskin grip shows extensive wear. The twisted wire wrap is in tact. The double clamshell has

US Staff and Field Officer`s sword, marked by W. Clauburg of Solingen, Presented to a Captain in 54th New York Infantry Regiment, Please view pictures of scabbard for Presentation engravings, sheath s

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER DRESS SWORD US Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Acid etched, double edged diamond section blade. Maker marked "Horstmann, Philadelphia & New York" stamped o

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER PRESENTATION SWORD US Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Presentation Sword. Acid etched, double edged diamond section blade. The acid etched dedication on light gra

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER PRESENTATION SWORD US Civil War era Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Straight, double edged, diamond section blade. No visible maker markings. Gilded brass

RARE CIVIL WAR STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS SWORD, 1860: Small Sword by W HORSTMANN & SONS of PHILADELPHIA, with 31" Long, Oval Engraved Blade. Hinged Hilt with American Eagle, Blackfish Grip with Wire Re

Description: Antique M1860 Staff and Field Officers Sword J A Joel Co. New York

US M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER DRESS SWORD US Civil War era Pattern 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword. Acid etched, double edged diamond section blade. Maker's mark "F. Seliger & Son New York" etch

the scabbard mounts engraved 'Presented to First Lieut. F. A. McGuigan by his Friends March 23rd 1864', the verso engraved 'US', pierced floral and 'US' decorated hilt with double twisted gilded brass

A US Army Staff and Field Officer model 1860 sword. Double side etched blade with a walking bear mark to the ricasso. The grip is leather bound with a twisted brass wire. Comes with a nickel plated sc

post-Civil War, acid etched 30 in. blade with patriotic motifs, the ricasso marked "RIDABOCK & Co / NEW YORK, N.Y.", the sword and scabbard with gilt brass mounts. LOA 37 in. Additional high-resoluti

Exceptional Tiffany Silver-Hilted 1850 Staff and Field Officers' Sword Presented to Lt. Col. James J. Walsh, New York 13th Heavy Artillery. A beautiful Tiffany presen

Beautiful M1850 Ames staff and field officer's sword presented to Captain George W. Johnson by the "citizens of Clinton, Sept. 18th, 1862." The sword's brass guard, hand-engraved mounts, and drag reta