26 ½” blade in good condition. This sword is made by Horstman. The blade has naval themed patriotic acid etching. Hilt is cast brass with the USN in the guard. Scabbard is black leather with naval brass mounts.

A very fine and extremely handsome presentation grade foot officer’s sword with ornate scabbard by Schnitzler & Kirschbaum of Solingen. The hilt is a fairly standard 1850 hilt, although there is a nicely engraved Union Shield on the pommel. The grip is...

33’ blade in excellent condition. The blade is acid etched with scrolls and patriotic themed decoration. The blade is German made. The is the standard 1850 pattern cast brass with brass wrapped eel skin. Scabbard is in excellent condition with most of the...

An exceptionally fine US Foot Artillery or Naval Officer’s gilt brass Spadroon, with beautifully decorated and engraved brass mounts, and a beautifully acid etched double edged blade. The sword is somewhat similar to Peterson’s 103, although without...

30” acid etched blade that has been cleaned. Hilt is relief cast brass with an eagle on the top of each side of the grip. Scabbard has been cleaned. Top fitting is misting one of the eyelets.

32” blade by Pettibone Brothers. The blade I has been cleaned, but still has all of the acid etching. Hilt is relief cast brass with a brass wire wrapped sharks skin grip. Scabbard has been cleaned and has brass mounts. The guard has a built in...

34” nickel plated blade with acid etching. Hilt is cast brass. Grip is wire wrapped shark skin. Scabbard is nickel plated with brass mounts. The presentation is on the back of the scabbard. The presentation reads “Presented to/ Lient Henry Abostmick/ by...

30” unmarked blade. The blade has been cleaned, but still has the acid etching. This is a scarce whistle hit with a whistle built into the guard. Guard is cast brass. Grip is brass write wrapped sharks skin. Scabbard is nickel...

29” blade made by J. H. McKenney in New York. Beautiful presentation sword to Captain Charles Loom. Blade is nickel plated with an acid etched blade with patriotic themes and the presentation. The blade also has gold wash in the acid etching. The blade is...

Made by  Shannon Miller & Crane in New York. 30” blade that is nickel plated with gold gilding. The blade is marked with the recipient, “John D. Crouch” name along with the names of the presenters. Blade is near new condition. Guard is...

32” Blade that has been cleaned and has a bright polish. Markings are clear. Grip is bare wood and is very dark in color. Scabbard is very good with a dark patina and some pitting.

Austin location.

34” blade with a light gray patina. Blade has deep water etching on both sides. Scabbard has dents but is really good overall.

31 ½” blade with a mottled gray to black patina. About 50% of the black leather is still present. Guard is dated 1821. Scabbard is very good with some pitting.

Circa 1860. 30 ½” blade with a beautiful acid etched blade. Leather wrap is missing the wire wrapping. Scabbard is very good with brass mounting that are engraved on the face side. On the back side of the scabbard on the top brass mounting is the inscription which reads “Present to/ Lieut. James E. Gorle/ by the members of/ Co. D 123 Regt/...

Circa 1770s. 28” blade with a gray mottled patina. Guard and pommel are cast brass. Grip is fluted Wood. 

Circa 1830. This is a Helmet Head Pommel sword with a  25 ½” blade with a acid etched blade. Hilt is cast brass with a shield on the guard with 13 stars for the original 13 colonies. The grip is fluted ivory. The scabbard is a period replacement and the scabbard is longer than the sword.

Circa 1820- 1830. 27 ½” blade with a dark brown patina. This sword looks like it was actually used. Hilt is cast brass with a wood grip. Scabbard is original leather and is missing the drag.

Circa 1830s. Beautiful staff Officer sword with excellent acid etching on the blade in patriotic themes. Counter guard has a relief cast gilded brass eagle. The grip is fluted bone that has been repaired. This sword has a helmet head gilded pommel. Scabbard is very good. This sword is most likely a Horstmann made but is unmarked. Very fine Militia Officer...

Very similar to the very rare General Officer’s and may be a variation. The blade has the Gebruder Weyersburg mark. Blade is Beautifully etched is patriotic themes and even etched on the spine of the blade. Blade is in excellent condition. Hilt has brass spiral tapered grip. This sword  has the distinctive urn...

Circa 1830. Absolutely beautiful eagle straight blade sword.  Blade is double sided 30” and sword is 36” overall length. Blade has beautiful blue and gilt with patriotic themes. Hilt has straight spiraled quillions, and a beautifully contoured eagle head pommel. Hilt is made of gilded brass. The grip is carved checkered ivory with a small chip near the...