U.S. Swords

 The Petti Bone Mfg. Co. Post 1860 Army Sword presented to A.P. Wozencraft Dallas, Texas. This is an excellent presentation sword with a 30" blade, and is etched with beautiful floral motif with US script. Ricasso is marked " The Petti Bone Mfg. Co. Cincinnati, Ohio" Guard is a high relief figure of a cloaked rider. Pommel has an eagle perched on a rock over animal heads. Scabbards frag is a...

Civil War cavalry saber. Ricasso is unmarked. Blade is 35" and has a grey patina. Good overall condition. Reasonably priced Civil War cavalry saber.

Ricasso is marked "US P ET N Starr". Blade is 32". Metal on scabbard and blade have a grey patina. Good overall condition. An early US saber.

U.S. Model 1840 cavalry saber by William Hortsmann out of Philadelphia. Scabbard is a dull nickel finish with oxidation, flacking and dents present. Saber is a tight fit, blade is 35" in length with a light grey patina finish. Leather is fair, wire wrap is long gone.  

Unmarked 1840 "wristbreaker" cavalry saber. Blade is 35.5" in link with a dark grey patina and scattered oxidation. Leather is dry and cracking, wire wrap is gone. 

Imported Model 1840 cavalry saber by Friedrick Poetter, ricasso has Rabbit over FP. 34.25" blade is a light grey patina with scattered oxidation visible. Leather is dry with wire wrap loose but intact. 

Imported Model 1840 "wristbreaker" cavalry saber marked "K&C" on the ricasso. Scabbard is a dark patina while the 34.75" blade is a light grey patina with surface oxidation present. Leather is dry with most of the wire wrap missing. 

U.S. Model 1840 "wristbreaker" cavalry saber by Sheble & Fisher, blade is a dark brown patina. Leather is dry and cracked with loose wire wrap. Damage is noted on the guard.

U.S. Model 1860 saber in overall fair condition, scabbard and blade are a grey patina with surface oxidation visible.Only marking on blade is U.S. Wire wrap is missing, leather is fair.

U.S. Model 1860 cavalry saber by Mansfield & Lamb, overall good condition with a grey patina finish on scabbard and blade. Blade is dated 1862 with numerous gouges along the edge. Wire wrap and leather are fair 

Unmarked U.S. Model 1840 "wristbreaker" saber in fair condition,scattered oxidation noted on scabbard. Blade has been cleaned with only "R&C" visible. Wire and leather are fair.

Imported Civil War model 1860 sword by Peter D. Luneschloss, overall good condition with surface oxidation visible. Ricasso is maked P.D.L. opposite side is blank. Over blade length is 35.5", scabbard shows dents. Leather is fair with most wire wrap missing. 

U.S. Model 1860 cavalry sword in overall fair condition. Scabbard is a dark brown patina with pitting noted on the surface. Maker is illegible, opposite side of ricasso is marked US/DR/1863. Blade has scattered patina 35.5" in length, leather is dry with flacking noted. Original wire wrap is tight.

U.S. Model 1860 cavalry sword by Ames Mfg Co. opposite side of ricasso has US/J.H./1862. scabbard is a dark brown patina that is dent free. Blade is 34.5" in length with scattered oxidation visible. Leather cracked with wire wrap missing. 

U.S. Model 1860 cavalry sword by C. Roby in overall fair condition. Ricasso is marked "C. Roby" over "W. Chelmsford Mass.", opposite side is stamped "US" over "1864 G.M.". The sword has been cleaned and marks aren't as crisp or deep. Blade is covered in sporadic pitting and surface oxidation. Scabbard has multiple dents noted. 

U.S. Model 1860 Cavalry sword by C. Roby in overall good condition. Sword has been cleaned. Leather and wire wrapping in fair. Scabbard is a dark patina. Ricasso is marked "C. Roby" over "W. Chlemsford MASS.", opposite side is marked "US 1865 A.G.M.". 

U.S. model 1860 cavalry N.J. marked sword in overall poor condition. Metal is scattered grey patina, only marking visible on the ricasso is N.J. Leather is fair with original wiring becoming loose. 

U.S. Model 1680 Cavalry sword in overall poor condition. Oxidation on the ricasso makes the maker hard to read. Opposite side is U.S. AUK 1862. Leather is poor with wire wrapping loose. Length of blade is 34.5". Affordable example of a Civil War sword.

Made by Collins and company and retailed by Schuyler Hartley & Graham. 31” blade with a dark gray patina. The blade has patriotic themed acid etching that remains sharp and clear. Hilt is cast brass with a brass wire wrapped eel skin grip that shows...

A very handsome presentation grade 1850 Staff & Field Officer’s sword and scabbard by “Emerson & Silver, Trenton N.J.” and so marked on the ricasso of the blade. The other side of the ricasso has the Emerson & Silver Keystone stamp on it. The...