The Civil War Troopers Sword is typical of swords issued to troops on both sides of the conflict. This Civil War Cavalry Sword features wood grip with inset brass braid, brass hilt, 3-bar swept brass...
As a personal side arm, The U.S. Model 1832 Foot Artillery Short Sword was intended for use by the regular or foot artillery regiments of the United States Army and remained in service until 1872 for...
Cavalry mounted on horseback yielded the best attack methods. The civil war foot soldier used his trusty sword as the last line of defense. Our selection of Civil War era Swords reflect the...
The U.S. Foot Officers Sword features an elaborately etched carbon steel blade, including the U.S. insignia. The leather grip is spiral wire bound and foliate designs are cast into the hand guard...
The Civil War Officer's Sword knot was attached to the handle of an Officer's Sword Guard whenever the sword was worn. The sword knot is composed of three components, the gold lace or ribbon, the...
The Civil War Officer's Sword knot was attached to the handle of an Officer's Sword Guard whenever the sword was worn. The sword knot is composed of three components, the gold lace or ribbon, the...
Developed from the Henry rifle and the 1866 "Yellow Boy", the 1873 lever-action repeater achieved fame in the Jimmie Stewart movie "Winchester '73". During its production run, from 1873 to 1919,...
Cavalry mounted on horseback yielded the best attack methods. The civil war foot soldier used his trusty sword as the last line of defense. Our selection of Civil War era Swords reflect the...
The Model 1850 Army Staff and Field Officers' Sword was carried by all members of staff departments, Field Grade officers of Artillery and Infantry, Company Grade Officers of Light Artillery, Staff...
As a personal side arm, The U.S. Model 1832 Foot Artillery Short Sword was intended for use by the regular or foot artillery regiments of the United States Army and remained in service until 1872 for...
Joseph Orville "JO" Shelby was a noted Confederate cavalry general in the Trans-Mississippi Theater of the American Civil War. In June 1865, rather than surrender, Shelby took this sword and...
