Blades

The following are for sale and are lifetime guaranteed.  For a more detailed picture and description, just double click the thumbnail.  E-mail me at reunion@cox.net with questions or to order.

	Rare Marked Mounted Cavalry Officer's Saber.  This example has one of the rarest marks, that of James P. Fitch of New York.  That company was in the sword selling business under that name in 1862 only, before becoming Fitch & Waldo (also a rare mark) in 1863.  The Sword and original scabbard are in excellent condition, with two minor scabbard dents near the drag as the only detractions.	$	2400
	Mounted Cavalry Officer's Saber.  Import with unusual light-weight scabbard and rayskin grips.  Has an Indian and eagles etched on the blade.  In excellent condition except for dents in scabbard as shown.	$	1,100
	Light Cavalry Saber, ID'd.  1865 dated Ames issued to Martin Gunsalus of the 22nd New York Cavalry.  From his descendant's family now living in Santa Barbara, California.	$	800
	Light Cavalry Saber.  1865 dated Roby.  Blade has good, clear markings and some normal discoloration.  The scabbard is in its original dark finish and excellent save some dents between the rings.   Wire and grip are exceptional.	$	795
	Light Cavalry Saber.  1864 dated Emerson and Silver.  Blade is very good to excellent with clear markings.  The scabbard is in its original dark finish and is missing the throat.   Wire and leather grip are very good to excellent.	$	750
	Civil War and earlier bayonets
Images coming	British Bayonets for smoothbore muskets.  Monstrous early 19th century examples.  Inquire for dimensional particulars.  Priced each.	$	100
	Mississippi Rifle Bayonet.  This imposing bayonet is for the Colt Conversion of the M1841 rifle.  Serial number 3131.  In very good condition with rough original scabbard (has weak spot in leather but is not broken).	$	325