US Militia Infantry Officer's Sword

Scarce 1850s. to American Civil War era US Militia Officer's Sword ~ Fine Chiseled Steel Guard & Carved Horn grip ~ Unusual Etched Blade Decorations in Imitation of Damascus Steel. Total length (insid

Exceptional Presentation Grade M-1850 US Militia Officers Sword by N.P. AMES with Engraved Silver Grip, Beautiful Fire Gilt Engraved Mounts with Fabulous American Eagle and a Very Finely Etched Double

US M1840 INFANTRY OFFICER PRESENTATION SWORD US M1840 Infantry Officer Presentation Sword. Straight, bright, fullered blade acid etched with floral and patriotic patterns. Marked on the spine "Mfg. de

Pre American Civil War US Infantry Officer's Eagle Head Sword with Etched Blued & Gilt Blade of German Manufacture. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 33 1/2", Blade length : 28 1/2". ~~ DEAR

Having a 31" blade with single fuller. Solingen marked ricasso. Clamshell guard with raised eagle. Eagle head quillion. Sculpted knuckle-bow. Ribbed pearl grip scales. Eagle head pommel. Contained in

Pre or early Civil War US Model 1850 Infantry Officer sword and scabbard as manufactured by Ames Manufacturing, Chicopee, Massachusetts, and so marked on both blade and upper scabbard mount. Standard

U.S. Civil War Infantry Officer's presentation sword, made by German Solingen firm PDL (P.D. Lunescchoss). The brass scabbard is engraved with the name 'Colonel Ira Coray Abbott' (to whom the sword wa

Revolutionary Infantry Officer's Sword, 29" total length, wood handle, no scabbard This appears to be an infantry officer's sword dating to around the US Revolutionary period. The blade tip is missing

The lot includes a model 1860 U.S. staff officer sword with an original scabbard and a British 1796 pattern Infantry officers sword featuring a folding double shell guard, knuckle bow, urn pommel, and

[MILITARIA]. Excellent US Model 1834 Officer's Sword for Infantry, Artillery & Ordnance. Manufactured by Ames. 30 1/2 in. straight double-edged spear point blade with narrow, 29 in. long median fuller

Military Sword and Photograph Assortment (9) items including an 1821 type infantry officer saber, a model M-1852 officer sword, a U.S. M8A1 bayonet and sheath, a Spanish Mauser bayonet and a swept hil

Modern framed Civil War Union Sack Coat with seven Eagle buttons, kepi with infantry bugle, leather strap and haversack, U.S. oval plate, two Minie balls, and a U.S. Officer’s Sword with scabbard. S

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 Army Officer's Dress Sword Philippine-American War Antique US Army officer's dress sword, given to 1st Lieutenant F.J. Morrow of the 17th Infantry. The sword bears the inscription "Pre

(lot of 3) US Officer Swords, second half 19th century: the first, a mid 19th century Weyerberg manufactured Infantry sword, F.W. Widmann Philadelphia, a mother of pearl grip, an eagle counter-guard,

1840s pre civil war infantry sword overall length is 35" and blade length is 27"

2 tray soldiers incl. French Alpine Mountain Guns, Prussian Infantry Band 1890-1910, US Marines/Mounted Boxer, Turkos w/ French Officer, Nova Scotia Militia, Western Australian Infantry of 1900's , mi

The officer’s tunic of navy blue wool with stand-up collar. Eighteen large brass “I” eagle buttons on front. Black polished cotton lining [faded]. Right sleeve missing two small buttons. Showing

Scarce variation of 1850 model American militia officer's sword serviced through civil war period. Engraved blade. With the case. Total length (inside scabbard if present) : 38 1/2", Blade length : 29

Die Stamped US Militia Officer's Belt Plate ca.1814-30 Duncan & Campbell #164 Silvered die stamped brass plate measuring 3" wide by 2.42" tall. 2.34" copper wire bar on rear with two moveable iron

Pair of early 19th century 1-piece infantry officer's buttons Albert's GI53R1. Buttons are not backmarked. Buttons in very good condition with silver plating. Provenance: Eugene T. Lomas collection **

The scarce U.S. tunic of navy blue wool, with buff trim, pocket and sleeve facings. Buff tape. Stand-up collar. Twenty-two officer buttons on front, sleeves and pockets [one enlisted, a replacement].

Officer's Sword with metal sheath. Engraved "United States" on one side and Springfield 1839 on other side of blade. Marked W>S> on handle. Approx. 41"L. Please ask any questions before bidding. Photo

British Pattern 1897 Infantry Officer's sword. It was made in 1907 and has a Wilkinson "Best Proved" proof mark Wilkinson, No 41250. 110 cm long.