Unmarked Confederate Enlisted Cavalry Saber by Memphis Novelty Works

Confederate Calvary Saber , 1861, marked on quillon "Memphis Novelty Works, Thomas Leech & Co.", wire-wrapped leather grip, presented on a custom wall plaque, blade l. 35 1/2 in

"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&#

US officer sword, one side engraved with "Nashville Plow Works", the other side engraved with "CS" and "1862", a Confederate cavalry saber?, 42"L (blade: 33.5"L)

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

Curved blade scimitar with textured gold grip, guard and pommel, unmarked. A European style cavalry saber with P guard and ribbed wood grip, unmarked. Scimitar measures 38 inches overall, saber 31.75

Confederate copy of a Model 1840 heavy dragoon saber with a "Dog River" unstopped fuller blade. Stamped "158" and "XX" on guard. Blade length – 36". Overall length – 41 1/2". Found on the property

cavalry saber with steel scabbard, the belt with brass South Carolina palmetto buckle. The sword: 42" long overall. Expected wear and oxidation. Provenance: Property of a New Haven, CT Collector.

1Faint 863 date stamped on blade with inspectors marks, metal scabbard, brass open work guard, leather grip with wire, apprx 41"L. Condition: scuffed leather, very good.

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,

M1811 Prussian Cavalry sabre marked as shown. Excellent condition. Blade measures ~31 inches long, the entirety of the sword measures ~36. [Civil War, Union, Confederate, Sword, Saber, Clauberg, Ame

Set the bank by pressing the goat back upon his haunches. Place coin on the plate held by the rider and touch the goat's tail. The goat immediately springs forward and slings the coin down the frog's

This beautiful Confederate sword is a model 1840 Cavalry Sword. It was made by F.H. which is a German company from Solingen, Germany. It was made by the famous sword maker Horster for a confederate so

Insert a coin in the slot and push the lever. The bear and the lion pivot toward the gate as the coin falls into the bank. Griffith collection sticker 2000. Early replaced figures. (JY). Condition: (E

This multi-coin operated trade stimulator has a polished aluminum cast body, given a web-like textured appearance throughout. It has a front gum vendor display, a single reel and advertises for pay ou

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

DESCRIPTION: United States of America Civil War cavalry sword Attributed to James Conning featuring a carbon steel blade etched at either side with geometric and scroll patterns alongside script "CSA"

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.

American, late 19th century. A Mechanical Novelty Works cast iron mechanical bank of a squirrel and tree stump. Place coin on top of squirrel's paws and press lever to tilt squirrel forward and deposi

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

Here is a US 1840 Heavy Cavalry style saber. No visible markings to verify origins. Wear at the grip in the form of the upper part of the grip showing exposed wood where the leather is missing. Patina

Col. John Singleton Mosby (1833-1916: Confederate cavalry battalion commander, known as the "Gray Ghost" fro his partisan guerrilla tactics; after Appomattox, disbanded his force rather than surrender

Mechanical Novelty Works New Britain, Connecticut - Circa 1895 Place a coin in the boy's hands. Depress the lever, the goat butts the boy forward and the coin is thrown into the frog. This is one of t

The Watson Machine & Novelty Works of Detroit manufactured this arcade shocker in 1897. Set on a cast iron pedestal, the oak cabinet has glass on three sides to view the beautiful mechanism inside. Th