bl39jh/ "WEYERSBERG KIRSCHBAUM & CO SOLINGEN"

$275.00 Price reduced $225.00

German basket hilted Calvary Sword. Plain single fuller blade marked Weyersberg Kirschbaum & co over Solingen. Steel half guard marked with large E.U.B. worn black checkered grip with one side having a crack in the grip. Some finger staining to blade and some light pitting scattered throughout the blade. Total length 42" with blade length 36". Original old sword in good condition, no scabbard!

bl42/ Scares Maker "J.B.A." contract 1860 Light Saber

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From what I don't no about this sword is (I've been told by the best) that this is a scarce contract maker and will bring a premium. The scabbard is dark with age and has small pitting with both rings in great condition. The blade is "MINT" with clear markings and has no pitting or any major nicks. The brass guard has a pleasing mellow color and appears to have it's original wrapping and wire on the hand grip. You do a little research and enjoy your new scarce M/M sword and scabbard.

                                     UPDATED INFO                                       Thanks Mr. Phil Ley of Ohio Volunteer Relics for the Info !!      

I'm quoting directly from the new Thillmann Cavalry and Artillery Sabers book. "Nothing is known of the company that may have made this saber. However based on the style and manufacturing techniques, knowledgeable collectors agree that the saber is American made. To our knowledge only two of these sabers have been located for careful study during the last few years".

ONLY TWO !! WOW!! {only two...wow...was my quote. Ha!!}

"Knowledgeable collectors agree that the saber may have been made by Ames or Emerson and Silver based on blade dimensions, hilt style/profile!

bl41jh/ Scarce "J.E. Bleckmann" Light Cavalry Saber

$365.00  Price Reduced $325.00

This is an early pick-up that is truly very hard to find rather it be in relic condition or in fine condition. The J.E. Bleckmann maker marked sword of Solingen Prussia were very few numbers had made it to the U.S. for Civil War use. This one here is in great relic condition and has I've been there and witnessed first hand close up blade to blade contact by the numbers of nicks in the blade. This was picked up in Northern Alabama years ago.

bl40/ Excavated NCO style sword

$145.00

This crude sword has an NCO style blade and looks like a home made D-Guard. This was excavated with a few Confederate artifacts at Stones River in Murfreesboro, TN. The sword is very sturdy and stable with the D-Guard fitting loosely on the tang. The overall length is 33" and the blade length is 27 1/2 ". It has small traces of gold paint on the tang and D-Guard as if to have been hanging in a museum or SCV. or GAR hall. This originally sold for $225.00 on the Stones River Relics website.