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This collection of Civil War era sabers represents some of the most popular and iconic swords used during the conflict. Most feature leather wrapped handles with high quality guards cast in brass. Several of the carbon steel blades are etched with 'C.S.A' Collectible Swords of all types. ... Home -> Civil War Sabers;
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The Philadelphia based company P.S. Justice had a catchy name and produced some fine Civil War swords. In 1861 alone, the company produced nearly 14,000 cavalry sabers and over 1,000 artillery sabers.
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Reference information for this posting came from "Civil War Cavalry & Artillery Sabers - A Study of United States Cavalry and Artillery Sabers, 1833 - 1865" by John H. Thillmann and my personal notes.
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CIVIL WAR ITEMS WANTED ... ; Click Here to request free monthly email catalogs of Civil War Antiques for sale ... Civil War US oval infantry belt buckle. Excellent cond $225.00...
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If you like them, completely untouched, and as found, this one will please you ! In excellent condition, these Tiffany Manufactured Heavy Cavalry Sabers, ... These are sometimes seen on the side of NCOs and Officers in early war images. It'd be tough to find a Civil War sword at a better price, and this one looks great...
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Dark Knight Armoury is bringing to the you, replica swords, sabers, pistols, rifles and clothing from the Civil War. All these are authentic Civil War replicas that are great for Civil War re-enactments, stage props, plays and theater. ... Civil War Buckles...
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www.darkknightarmoury.com/s-51-civil-war.aspx
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Civil War Sabers Intentionally Left Unsharpened? General Discussion Forum ... I've been reading a lot about swords lately (grin), and when ever my readings delve into sabers, the readings imply or state outright that Civil War sabers were meant to be sharpened, but that the sabers were purchased unsharpened from...
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1840 ARTILLERY SABERS ... Of the thirteen U.S. Model 1840 Artillery sabers displayed here, nine have wire wrap with a right hand twist, the other four have wire wrap with a left hand twist. Most of those with the right hand twist were manufactured by Ames.
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These sabers were first manufactured between 1802 and 1822 with massive 40 INCH blades, but at the time of the Civil War the State of Virginia had many shortened to a more conventional length and clip tipped. This is an example of that exact type saber and is marked "2nd VA.
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