Vintage M 1852 Naval Officers Sword Presentation Quality!
SPECTACULAR VINTAGE UNNAMED Model 1852 Officer’s Presentation Quality =6> Marked N. S. Meyer New York / Defender Length Overall 35 1/4” long Blade 30” long by 5/8” wide 1/4″ Thick LOA 36″ Fuller 16 1/2” x 1/2“ Sword and scabbard weigh 2 lbs. 1 3/4 oz. Presented is an vintage M1852 unnamed naval officer’s sword that is one of the most beautiful edged […]
Ames Model1860 Naval Cutlass Civil War Period Dated 1864
AMES MODEL1860 NAVAL CUTLASS CIVIL WAR PERIOD Dated 1864 Presented is an Ames, Civil War, M1860 cutlass which is in good condition, but missing its scabbard. The blade is properly marked with the Ames Mfg. , Chicopee, Mass showing partially on the reverse, and U.S.N., DR 1864 date and inspectors mark on the obverse. There […]
Naval Officers Non Regulation Eagle Head Sword Ca 1835
RARE NON REGULATION AMERICAN EAGLE HEAD NAVAL OFFICER’S SWORD Ca 1835 – 1842 As Documented in Numerous Reference Books! Presented is an American treasure, an outstanding example of a naval officer’s sword with pipeback blade, which was the type of weapon that was carried by senior officer’s that could afford the finest. This one has an non-naval scabbard which has […]
M 1852 Presentation Sword 1909 Mint Condition
MINT CONDITION ANTIQUE Model 1852 Officer’s Presentation Sword =6> Presented by Chief Turret Captain of USS Indiana BB 1 Length Overall 35 3/4” long Blade 30 1/4” long by 3/4” wide 1/4″ Thick LOA 36 1/4″ Presented is a M1852 sword named to Harry E. Stevens, a naval officer born in 1884 who entered the service prior to 1900 as a seaman […]
M1841 U.S. Naval Officer Regulation Hilt & Scabbard
As seen in the table below which measures the size of the Navy’s Officer Corps, this is an extremely rare example of a 19th Century M1841 Naval officer’s Regulation hilt and scabbard. There are very few of these outside of museums such as at the US Naval Academy in public hands. Therefore, it presents […]
Ames Civil War M 1860 Naval Cutlass & Scabbard
Ames Civil War Service 1860 Naval Cutlass Dated 1862 & Scabbard Presented is an Ames Civil War M1860 cutlass dated 1862 with its original scabbard. This is a big plus since many found with these weapons are reproductions. This one has the rarely seen Star imprint on the final rivet which adds to its importance. Like many swords […]
M 1860-1862 Ames Navy Cutlass and Scabbard
Again Authorized for CPO’s Presented is an Ames Civil War M1860 cutlass, dated 1862, without the maker’s imprint on the reverse ricasso or an Ames serial number, but the hilt shows extensive use. Except for the missing maker’s imprint and the lack of inspector’s stamps, and serial number, this is an excellent example of this most desirable collector’s sea service […]
Important U.S. Naval Officer’s Silver Dirk Ca 1790
Presented is a beautiful, high grade, Fighting dirk with a prominent Blue enamel pommel cap having a cartouche of intertwined USN initials. The triangular blade could have come from an English short sword or it may have been originally made as a dirk with the scabbard and blade dating to Ca 1790. A typical Navy officers’ dirk would normally […]
Confederate Navy Named Admiral’s M 1850 Sword
CONFEDERATE NAVY ADMIRAL’S SWORD MODEL 1850 W.H. Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia Ca 1850 This is a rare example of a 19th Century Confederate Navy Flag officer’s sword of a pedigreed American maker. It is a very special find. DIMENSION SUMMARY: Blade: 1 1/8 inch wide, 1/4 inch thick, 28 inches long Hilt 5 3/4 inches long. Length overall 37 1/2 inches. In scabbard 38 3/4 inches. Primary Fuller 22 […]
Antique French Model 1833 Cutlass
French Model 1833 Cutlass ‘Le Sabre d’Abordage’, (Sabre De Bord or Boarding Cutlass) Presented is a pristine French Model 1833 cutlass and its original leather scabbard, both in outstanding original condition. It is signed in 19th Century script on the spine, “Manufe Rle de Chatellerault 9 (?) 1838”. On the obverse ricasso is a sharp inspection stamp of a […]
