Confederate CSA M1850 Officers Infantry Sword
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This is a replica sword that was used by the Confederate army in the American Civil War.
The south used many different swords in the war, some officers who where former officers used there original swords (northern made swords) other used European made swords and some used Southern made swords.
This ACW sword is a replica of a southern made Infantry Officers sword. The south copied the northern model M1850 Army staff and field Officers sword but added "C.S." on the hand guard and etched "C.S.A." on the blade. The southern swords where made by companies like of "Boyle and Gamble of Richmond" and the "Nashville Plough Works".
This replica M1850 (C.S.A.) Confederate States Army Officer field sword was carried and used by confederate officers of Infantry and Artillery and was carried by Staff Officers and Field Officers and was the most popular style of sword used by officers in the American Civil War (A.C.W.).
The Model 1850 Army Staff and Field Officers' Sword features:
- Full size replica.
- Brass hand guard has "CS" as past of the design.
- Handle is wrapped in brass wire.
- Blade is etched on both sides with the letters "CSA" just below the cross guard.
- Further down the blade there is a nice design etched into it consisting of a southern lady waving a flag, a large C.S.A. letters and then another flag on a flag pole, in between these are patterns of scrolls.
- Metal blade.
- Blade is marked INDIA
- Metal scabbard with brass tip and brass belt hanging loops.
- Overall length in scabbard 40" (102CM)
- Blade length 32.5" (83cm).
Price is for 1 x CSA sword and scabbard.
This is a replica sword that was used by the Confederate army in the American Civil War.
The south used many different swords in the war, some officers who where former officers used there original swords (northern made swords) other used European made swords and some used Southern made swords.
This ACW sword is a replica of a southern made Infantry Officers sword. The south copied the northern model M1850 Army staff and field Officers sword but added "C.S." on the hand guard and etched "C.S.A." on the blade. The southern swords where made by companies like of "Boyle and Gamble of Richmond" and the "Nashville Plough Works".
This replica M1850 (C.S.A.) Confederate States Army Officer field sword was carried and used by confederate officers of Infantry and Artillery and was carried by Staff Officers and Field Officers and was the most popular style of sword used by officers in the American Civil War (A.C.W.).
The Model 1850 Army Staff and Field Officers' Sword features:
- Full size replica.
- Brass hand guard has "CS" as past of the design.
- Handle is wrapped in brass wire.
- Blade is etched on both sides with the letters "CSA" just below the cross guard.
- Further down the blade there is a nice design etched into it consisting of a southern lady waving a flag, a large C.S.A. letters and then another flag on a flag pole, in between these are patterns of scrolls.
- Metal blade.
- Blade is marked India.
- Metal scabbard with brass tip and brass belt hanging loops.
- Overall length in scabbard 40" (102CM)
- Blade length 32.5" (83cm).
Price is for 1 x CSA sword and scabbard.
| Weight (g) | 4400.00 |
|---|---|
| Restricted Product? | Yes |
| Affiliation | American |
| Service | Army |
| Knives and Tools Type | Dagger/Sword |
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