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# 2866 SOLD, Grade (B-) |
This saber would be a fine starter piece for a beginner collector, not perfect, but reliably honest. The blade is in good condition with a few barely visible nicks in the edge and a beautiful patina. The manufacturer’s stamp is clearly original, with U.S., inspectors mark, E.W., and date of 1865 on the obverse. The grip retains about 70% of its leather with braided wire wrap 100% in good condition. The scabbard is in good condition with its inspector’s mark, LW stamped on the drag. A small unobstructing dent is located near the drag. The upper carrying ring band has been shifted somewhat and the lack of aging under the ring indicates that occurred long ago. SOLD |
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# 7002 Price $650, Grade (A-) |
This beautiful piece is as clean as it was when it was originally in service. The blade is nearly immaculate and still shines. The manufacturers stamp is clearly original, with US, inspectors mark, L.H.K. and 1864 on the obverse. The brass grip is in incredible condition and bears the manufacturers stamp, L.H.K.on the knuckle bow, The leather scabbard is beautiful and supple. One crack is visible about 2 inches above the drag. The drag sports the inspector stamp, G.K.C. |
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# 6139 SOLD, Grade (B-) |
This imported French sword is a fine addition to any collection. The most stunning feature of this piece is the overall condition of the grip, blade and scabbard. The gold embossing is still visible, with the sharkskin grip and wire wrap in excellent shape at 100%. The scabbard is in excellent condition, smoothly fitting like a glove over the near unmarked blade. Some slight surface cracking and nicks in the shiny leather only enhance its authenticity. SOLD |
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# 8719 Price $475, Grade (B) |
This scabbardless piece is offered as a low cost starter sword. It is an honest, reliable sword, with all the necessary provenance one looks for. It sports a clean manufacturer’s stamp and on the obverse US and 1862. The blade is clean with small edged nicks and the brass grip and knuckle bow are in good condition. |
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# 7857 Price $475, Grade (A-) |
This sword is a Knights head pommel type militia sword, typical of that produced by Ames Sword Company. The gilded-brass guard and pommel cap is centered by an ivory handled grip. The narrow blade is in good condition and the nickel plated scabbard shows some plating loss. |
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# 7997 Price $2500, Grade (A+) |
This saber is a fine piece for any collection, an authentic relic in incredible condition. The blade is in great condition with no visible nicks in the edge and a beautiful patina. The manufacturer’s stamp is clearly original, with U.S., inspectors mark, J.H., and date of 1862 on the obverse. The beautiful grip leather in virtually unworn with braided wire wrap 100% in good condition. The scabbard is in good condition with its inspector’s mark, LW stamped on the drag. |
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# 1002 Price $1500, Grade (A) |
This saber is a fine piece for any collection, an authentic relic in incredible condition. The blade is in great condition with no visible nicks in the edge and a beautiful patina. The manufacturer’s stamp is missing, but with U.S., and date of 1864 on the obverse. The beautiful grip leather in virtually unworn with braided wire wrap 100% in good condition. The scabbard is in good condition with no rust or dents. |
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# 6885 $3500.00 , Grade (A-) |
This piece is a fine collectors piece. Its condition is aged and beautiful. The brass guard is undamaged and tight. The sharkskin grip and wire wrap are somewhat worn and 100% intact. The blade is undamaged and the beautiful ornate engraving is clearly visible. The scabbard is 100% and rust free with signs of wear on the tip of the drag. A dent 1inch above the drag unimpedes movement of the sword within the scabbard. This sword is part of a set including what we understand is it's original sword belt and M1851 buckle. |