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Ken Winklepleck began collecting bullets when he and a friend started hunting for relics

in the late 1980's. At first they hunted near Middletown, Monrovia and Frederick, MD and then moved on to the areas around Harper's Ferry, Charles Town and Shepherdstown, WV.

It was while trying to identify the bullets he found that the passion for all of the differing types of Civil War bullets and other Civil War relics developed. By 2000 he was determined to have one of each bullet in the Mason & McKee Civil War Projectiles Small Arms & Field Artillery reference book. He started buying other hunters collections from Civil War shows and the internet dealers. During this process he found that there were a lot of other bullets besides the ones in M&M so he started collecting the more unusual ones also. By 2015 his collection numbered in the several thousands. His collection also includes buttons, buckles, breast plates and box plates. The majority of the lots below were found near Charles Town WV, Shepherdstown WV, Summit Point WV, Kernstown VA & Winchester VA.

“M&M” below references the number assigned in the Mason and McKee Civil War Projectiles Small Arms & Field Artillery reference book.

Saturday, Civil War Bullets & Other Civil War Items: 1. M&M: 1 .45 cal. Whitworth Hexagonal Flat Base

2. M&M: 2 .50 cal. Unknown Carbine

3. M&M: 3 .54 cal. Perry Carbine

4. .31 Volcanic with Cork & Brass Base


6. M&M: 5 .50 cal. Union Carbine-First Type

7. M&M: 7 .50 cal. Cosmopolitan Carbine Bullet

8. .32 cal. Picket bullet

9. .38 cal. Revolver Bullet

10. M&M: 8 .52 cal. Unknown Carbine Bullet

11. M&M: 9 .53 cal. Unknown


12A. 4 Marshall Texas Enfield Bullets

13. .40 cal. Sharps Carbine Bullet

14. .54 cal. Picket Bullet


16. M&M: 12 .56 cal. Country Rifle

17. M&M: 13 .44 cal. Colt-Army-Fired



20. M&M: 18 .46 cal. Picket Type for Country Rifle




24. .53 cal. Picket Bullet with Cone Base

24A. 5 .69 cal. Minies





29. .40 cal. Starr Revolver Bullet

30. .46 cal. Tie Ring Picket Bullet

31. 2 Revolver Bullets .34 cal. and .32 cal.


33. .45 cal. Solid Base 3 Raised Rings Bullet

34. .58 cal. Minie with Star in Base

35. .70 cal. Austria Variety


36A. 3 .89 cal. Round Balls


38. M&M: 26 .43 cal. Fired Unknown – Probable Picket Bullet

39. .69 cal. Round Nose Bullet with Plug Base

40. .69 cal. Solid Base Musketoon

41. .50 cal. Colt Army Bullet




45. .58 cal. Nice Round Rings Nose Cast and Deep Plug with Pin

46. .58 cal. Three Ring Bullet Out of Salvaged Lead with Boxwood Plug

47. .58 cal. Bullet with Nipple on Nose and Medium Cone

48. .54 cal. Bullet with Nose Cast and Deep Cone

48A. Bag of 25 .58 cal. Minies




52. Enfield with Broad Arrows on Rim with Boxwood Plug

53. Enfield with Broad Arrows on Rim with “5” in Base



56. M&M: 35 .36 cal. Unknown for Revolver

57. Enfield with Boxwood Plug



60. M&M: 38 .62 cal. Jacobs 4 Groove Rifle

60A. Bag of 25 Burnside Bullets

61. M&M: 39 .75 cal. Brunswick 2 Groove Rifle



64. Enfield with Long Tee in Base

65. Enfield with Shallow Base

66. Enfield Green Carbine

67. M&M: 42 .577 cal. Sharps Carbine



70. Enfield with “L2” in Base

71. Enfield with “L” in Base with Boxwood Plug

72. Enfield with “L” in Base with Boxwood Plug

72A. Two 5-Point Swaged Bullets


74. Enfield with “L” in Base


76. M&M: 46 .56 cal. Sharps Slanting Breech

77. M&M: 47 .37 cal. Post CW Maynard


79. Enfield with Home Made Star in Base

80. Enfield with “57” in Base



83. M&M: 49 .50 cal. Smith Carbine-Rubber Case

84. M&M: 50 .52 cal. Smith Carbine-Rubber Case

84A. Two 6-Point Swaged Bullets

85. M&M: 51 .44 CAL. Sharps Carbine

86. M&M: 52 .36 cal. Sharps Pistol Carbine

87. M&M: 53 .54 cal. Starr Carbine




91. M&M: 54 .44 cal. Starr Revolver

92. M&M: 55 .44 cal. Starr Revolver

93. M&M: 56 .57 cal. Pope Type for False Muzzle Rifle



96. Enfield with “57” in Base with Part of Boxwood Plug

96A. Bag of 15 Pistol Bullets


98. Enfield with Rimless Wheel in Base




102. Enfield with Tee in Base


104. M&M: 63 .65 cal. Hanovarian or Saxon

105. M&M: 64 12 Ga. Double Barrel Rifle or Shotgun



108. M&M: 67 .55 cal. Morse Rifle

108A. 4 Marshall Texas Enfields

109. M&M: 68 .577 cal. British Sharps

110. M&M: 70 .50 cal. Smith Carbine also for Poultney for Gallager Carbine

111. M&M: 71 .54 cal. Sharps and Hankins Carbine-Early Model

112. M&M: 72 .54 cal. Sharps and Hankins Carbine-Early Model

113. M&M: 73 .54 cal. Cut Off Minie

114. M&M: 74 .54 cal. Maynard Carbine




118. M&M: 79 .36 cal. Savage Navy Revolver

119. Enfield with “P” in Base

120. Enfield with “I” in Base


121. U.S. Belt Buckle


123. M&M: 80 .44 cal. Colt Dragoon-Later Model

124. M&M: 81 .44 cal. Colt Dragoon-Later Model

125. M&M: 82 .44 cal. Colt Army Revolver-Early Model

126. M&M: 83 .44 cal. Colt Army Revolver-Early Model


128. M&M: 85 .36 cal. Maynard Pattern for Revolver



131. Enfield with “5?” in Base

132. Enfield with “L” in Base with Dot on Right Side in Base

132A. Bag of 20 Enfields

133. Enfield with Backwards “1” in Base


135. M&M: 88 .38 cal. Unknown Bullet


137. M&M: 90 .39 cal. for Tranter Revolver






143. M&M: 96 .41 cal. Butterfield Revolver

144. M&M: 97 .36 cal. Foreign Mold for Revolver





148. M&M: 101 .36 cal. For Colt Revolver

149. M&M: 102 .40 cal. Hanovarian/Saxon for Pistol


151. Enfield with “2” in Base and Dot on Right Side in Base






156A. Bag of 5 Type I Cleaners







163. M&M: 104 .64 cal. Hall Rifle by Merrill

164. M&M: 105 .50 cal. Wilkinson Pattern



167. M&M: 108 .577 cal. New Austrian

168. M&M: 109 .55 cal. New Austrian

168A. Bag of 20 Type III Cleaners

169. M&M: 110 .52 cal. Wilkinson Pattern for Rifle

170. M&M: 111 .52 cal. Unknown-Believed for Carbine

171. M&M: 112 .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle




175. M&M: 119 .54 cal. Burnside Carbine

176. M&M: 120 .50 cal. Union Carbine-Late Model

177. M&M: 121 .44 cal. Hayes for Revolver

178. M&M: 122 .44 cal. Colt Revolver

179. M&M: 123 .44 cal. Sage Waterproof for Revolver

180. M&M: 124 .44 cal. For Adams Revolver


181. M&M: 125 .36 cal. Savage Army Revolver

182. M&M: 126 .36 cal. Savage Army Revolver

183. Display Case of Dug Relics



186. Display Case of Dug Bullets






192. Breast Plate with Eagle

193. SNY Box Plate

194. CS Saddle Shield

195. Clip Corner Belt Buckle

196. US Box Plate

196A. Display Case of Relics

197. M&M: 127 .36 cal. Hayes for Revolver

198. Enfield with “6” in Base and Dot on Left Side in Base





202. Enfield with “P” in Base

203. Enfield with “P” in Base and Dot on Both Sides in Base

204. Enfield with “P” in Base and Dot on Both Sides in Base


206. Enfield with “3” in Base and Circle on Right Side in Base




210. Enfield with Circle in Base

210A. Three 5-Point Swaged Bullets

211. Enfield with Dot in Base



214. M&M: 128 .36 cal. For Revolver

215. M&M: 130 .36 cal. For Revolver

216. M&M: 131 .36 cal. Hayes-Compressed

217. M&M: 132 .38 cal. Derringer

218. M&M: 133 .38 cal. Allen and Wheelock Revolver


220. M&M: 135 .56 cal. Spencer Carbine

221. M&M: 136 .54 cal. Merrill Carbine


222A. 3 Type II Cleaners





227. M&M: 142 .58 cal. Cut Off Williams Type II

228. M&M: 143 .577 cal. Linder Carbine

229. M&M: 145 .54 cal. Billinghurst Requa Battery Gun

230. M&M: 146 .32 cal. Smith and Wesson Revolver

231. M&M: 147 .54 cal. Merrill

232. M&M: 148 .56 cal. Colt Revolving Rifle-Selma Arsenal

233. M&M: 150 .31 cal. Walch Pocket Revolver

234. M&M: 151 .71 cal. Double Barrel Cape Rifle


235. M&M: 152 .58 cal. Slug Ball

236. M&M: 153 .54 cal. Sugar Loaf Picket-Country Rifle


238. Enfield with Wheel in Base

239. Enfield with Spoke in Base with Boxwood Plug

240. Enfield with Rose in Base with Boxwood Plug

241. Enfield with Plug in Base

242. Enfield with “I” in Base

243. Enfield with “?” in Base

244. Enfield with Backwards “P” in Base



246A. One Large Bar Shot



249. M&M: 159 .45 cal. Double End Whitworth


251. M&M: 161 .58 cal. Sugar Loaf Bullet-so Called


253. M&M: 164 .38 cal. Lindsay Two Shot Pistol

254. M&M: 165 .32 cal. Picket-Country Rifle

255. M&M: 166 .36 cal. Single Shot Pistol

256. M&M: 167 .36 cal. Double End for Single Shot Pistol

257. M&M: 168 .69 cal. Gardner


258A. U.S. Box Plate Relic Condition


260. M&M: 171 .577 cal. Gardner

261. M&M: 172 .577 cal. Gardner

262. M&M: 173 .577 cal. Gardner



265. M&M: 176 .577 cal. Gardner

266. M&M: 178 .54 cal. Sharps Carbine-note 4 Raised Rings

267. M&M: 179 .54 cal. Sharps Carbine-1858 Pattern


269. M&M: 181 .52 cal. Sharps-Note Unusual Pattern

270. M&M: 182 .54 cal. Sharps Rifle Carbine-1861

270A. Three .58 cal. Minies with Star in Base

271. M&M: 183 .54 cal. Sharps Carbine-1858













283A. U.S. Breast Plate – Relic Condition

284. M&M: 196 .44 cal. Sharps Slanting Breech-1851



287. M&M: 199 .69 cal. Italian Garibaldi



290. M&M: 202 .54 cal. Starr Carbine


292. M&M: 204 .52 cal. Sharps Carbine Variant Dia. Cavity




296. M&M: 208 .70 cal. Tower for Rifled Musket

296A. Bag of 20 Sharps Carbine Bullets





301. M&M: 215 .69 cal. Tower for Rifled Musket with Boxwood Plug

302. M&M: 216 .64 cal. For English Musketoon


304. M&M: 219 .54 cal. Unusual Length and Cavity

305. M&M: 220 .54 cal. Enfield



308. M&M: 223 .57 cal. Enfield with Nose Cast

308A. U.S. Box Plate – Relic Condition

309. M&M: 224 .577 CAL. Enfield

310. M&M: 225 .59 cal. Enfield Nose Cast

311. M&M: 226 .577 cal. Enfield


313. M&M: 228 .577 cal. Enfield


315. M&M: 230 .577 cal. Enfield


316A. 5 .69 cal. Minies


318. Enfield with Thin Skirt

319. Enfield with Shallow Plug

320. Enfield with Shallow Cone

321. Enfield with Thin Skirt and Large Plug Base

322. Tower Bullet with Ball in Base

323. Bugle Hat Pin

324. Enfield with Deep Cone and Pin Hole in Base

325. Enfield with Deep Cone and Small Plug Base

326. Enfield with Deep, Deep Plug Base

327. Enfield with Medium Plug Base

328. Enfield with Round Plug Base

329. British Explosive Bullet

330. .55 cal. Solid Base Enfield Bullet



333. .51 cal. Greene Carbine Bullet

333A. U.S. Belt Buckle – Relic Condition

334. .75 cal. Enfield Bullet for Selma-1842

335. Enfield with Star in Base

336. Iron Base Enfield



339. .53 cal. Greene Carbine Enfield Bullet

340. .54 cal. Greene Carbine Enfield Bullet

341. M&M: 231 .577 cal. Enfield with Boxwood Plug

342. M&M: 232 .577 cal. Enfield

343. M&M: 234 .577 cal. Enfield



346. M&M: 237 .54 cal. Enfield with Flat Nose


347. M&M: 238 .577 cal. Enfield



350. M&M: 241 .577 cal. Enfield

351. M&M: 242 .577 cal. Enfield

352. M&M: 243 .577 cal. Enfield




356. M&M: 247 .58 cal. Enfield from Marshall, Texas Arsenal

357. M&M: 250 .45 cal. Whitworth Cylindrical

358. M&M: 251 .45 cal. Whitworth Hexagonal

358A. U.S. Box Plate – Relic Condition

359. M&M: 255 .45 cal. Picket for Country Rifle




363. M&M: 263 .689 cal. French 1857 Infantry Weapon

364. M&M: 264 .689 cal. Dragoon Rifle

365. M&M: 265 .689 cal. Dragoon Rifle

366. M&M: 266 .689 cal. French 1859 Carbine

367. M&M: 267 .689 cal. French 1859 Carbine

368. M&M: 268 .577 cal. Enfield Pattern-Tie on

369. M&M: 269 .51 cal. Maynard Carbine Blunt Nose

370. M&M: 270 .54 cal. Maynard Carbine Blunt Nose


371. M&M: 271 .577 cal. Cut Off Minie

372. M&M: 273 .54 cal. Burnside Carbine-Tinned Case

373. M&M: 274 .54 cal. Cut Off Gardner

374. M&M: 276 .54 cal. Dimmick Bullet







381. M&M: 283 .673 cal. Prussian Pattern-Variant

382. M&M: 284 .69 cal. Prussian Pattern Variant


383A. Buckle – Relic Condition





388. M&M: 290 .70 cal. Prussian Rifle Musket

389. M&M: 291 .70 cal. British 1835/51 Rifle Musket

390. M&M: 292 .69 cal. Rifled Musketoon

391. M&M: 293 .69 cal. Rifled Musketoon

392. M&M: 295 .58 cal. Oldenberg,Germany-Tige

393. M&M: 297 .58 cal. For German Rifle Musket

394. M&M: 298 .55 cal. Suhl Carbine

395. M&M: 299 .55 cal. Suhl Carbine

396. M&M: 301 .54 cal. For Mississippi Rifle


397. M&M: 302 .44 cal. Kerr Revolver

398. M&M: 303 .44 cal. Kerr Revolver

399. M&M: 305 .57 cal. Macon Arsenal-for Carbine

400. M&M: 306 .52 cal. Sharps Variant

401. M&M: 307 .55 cal. Possibly a Cut Off Minie

402. M&M: 308 .54 cal. Possibly a Cut Off Minie

403. M&M: 309 .54 cal. Burnside Carbine-Dished Base



406. M&M: 313 .70 cal. Austrian Rifle Musket



408A. Sword Belt Plate – Relic Condition

409. M&M: 316 .69 cal. For Rifle Musket

410. M&M: 317 .71 cal. For Rifle Musket-Odd Nose Casting

411. M&M: 318 .69 cal. Belgian Pattern for Rifle Musket

412. M&M: 319 .69 cal. Belgian Pattern-Uncut Sprue

413. M&M: 320 .69 cal. Austrian Pattern

414. M&M: 321 .69 cal. Austrian Pattern-Variant

415. M&M: 323 .72/73 cal. Foreign Rifle Musket

416. M&M: 324 .70 cal. Rifle Musket





420A. 4 Type I Cleaners


422. M&M: 330 .69 cal. Rifle Musket-Side Cast

423. M&M: 331 .69 cal. Rifle Musket-Side Cast










433. .69 cal. Enfield with Iron Plug in Base and Arrows on Rim

433A. U.S. Breast Plate

434. .58 cal. Enfield with Iron Plug in Base and Arrows on Rim

435. .52 cal. Enfield Found at Selma Alabama

436. Enfield with “L” in Base and Boxwood Plug

437. Enfield with “57” in Base and Boxwood Plug

438. Enfield with “57” in Base and Boxwood Plug


440. Enfield with Boxwood plug and Pin in Base and Arrows on Rim

441. 3 Kerr Enfields



444. 2 Marshall Texas Enfields

444A. Four 5-Point Swaged Bullets



447. M&M: 337 .70 cal. Machine Made for Rifle Musket


449. M&M: 339 .70 cal. Machine Made for Rifle Musket


451. M&M: 341 .58 cal. Washington Arsenal Mark #33 in Cavity

452. M&M: 342 .577 cal. Springfield Arsenal Mark #32 in Cavity

453. M&M: 343 .577 cal. 5-Point Swaged Bullets






458A. U.S. Belt Buckle – Relic Condition

459. M&M: 349 .577 cal. French Minie

460. M&M: 350 .577 cal. Enfield Pattern-Lube Grooved


462. M&M: 352 .58 cal. Pistol Carbine


464. M&M: 354 .577 cal. Machined Grooves

465. M&M: 355 .58 cal. Machined Grooves Variant

466. M&M: 356 .61 cal. Rifle Musket-Possibly Rammed in Gun

467. M&M: 357 .577 cal. Fired with Light Powder Charge





471. M&M: 362 .59 cal. Tower “Sergeants Rifle”

472. M&M: 363 .577 cal. Rifle or Rifle Musket



475. M&M: 366 .577 cal. Hi Base Ring for Rifle



478. M&M: 369 .58 cal. for Rifle or Rifle Musket

479. M&M: 370 .577 cal. for Rifle or Rifle Musket

480. M&M: 371 .577 cal. Salvaged Lead for Rifle Musket

481. M&M: 372 .577 cal. For Rifle or Rifle Musket



483A. Hat Pin






489. M&M: 381 .577 cal. Cap Nose for Rifle or Rifle Musket

490. M&M: 383 .58 cal. Cap Nose for Rifle Musket

491. M&M: 384 .577 cal. Foreign Mold





496. M&M: 389 .54 cal. For Rifle


497. M&M: 390 .58 cal. Found in Sites of Georgia Troops








505. Display Case of Relics






510. U.S. Artillery Belt Buckle

511. 2 Crossed Sabers Hat Pins


512A. Bag of 20 Pistol Carbine Bullets




516. M&M: 402 .577 cal. From Mismatched Mold


518. M&M: 404 .58 cal. Hi Base Ring for Rifle or Rifle Musket

519. M&M: 405 .577 cal. Hi Base Ring for Rifle or Rifle Musket

520. M&M: 407 .58 cal. For Rifled Musketoon-Note Thin Rim

521. M&M: 408 .577 cal. Fired with Very Light Load

522. M&M: 409 .577 cal. For rifle or Rifle Musket

523. .54 cal. Adams for Tranter Revolver

524. .50 cal. Adams for Tranter Revolver


525. .59 cal. Hanovarian or Saxon Bullet



528. Unlisted .577 cal. Three Ring Bullet

529. Unknown Carbine

530. .69 cal. Confederate Bullet

531. .36 cal. Starr Pistol Bullet

532. 1.05 cal. Round Ball

533. .65 cal. Three Ring with Iron Plug in Base

534. Miscellaneous Small Round balls

535. Miscellaneous Small Round balls

536. Cosmopolitan Type II Two Groove Bullet

537. U.S. Breast Plate

538. .44 cal. Tennessee Rifle Bullet

539. .44 cal. Tennessee Rifle Bullet

540. .28 cal. For Revolver

541. .53 cal. Dimmick Rifle Bullet

542. .36 cal. LeMat Bullet

543. .41 cal. Hanovarian

544. .36 cal. Sharp Shooters Bullet with Unusual Base

545. 3 Ring Bullet with Teat in Base

546. .69 cal. French Pattern with Square Cavity

547. .42 cal. Tennessee Rifle Bullet with Round Ball

548. .75 cal. British P42 Rifled Musket Bullet Selma Arsenal-Dished Cavity

549. M&M: 410 .54 cal. Machined for Rifle




552. M&M: 413 .54 cal. Foreign Mold-Georgia Troops

553. M&M: 414 .54 cal. French-Damaged by Erosion

554. M&M: 415 .55 cal. Austrian Rifle

555. M&M: 416 .54 cal. Extra Hi-Base, English Pattern

556. M&M: 418 .54 cal. From Selma Arsenal for Rifle

557. M&M: 419 .54 cal. From Selma Arsenal for Rifle

558. M&M: 420 .54 cal. Foreign Mold for Rifle


560. M&M: 423 .577 cal. Salvaged Lead-With Boxwood Plug


562. Snake Buckle

563. Display Case of Button and Hat Pin-Dug Relics






569. M&M: 430 .54 cal. For Rifle-Salvaged Lead

570. M&M: 431 .54 cal. For Rifle-Salvaged Lead

571. M&M: 432 .54 cal. Cap Nose for Rifle








578. M&M: 434 .54 cal. For Rifle-Foreign Mold

579. .28 cal. Hanovarian Pistol Bullet

580. .34 cal. Tranter Bullet and Ball

580A. 5 Richmond Lab Sharps Bullets

581. Two .34 cal. Adams for Tranter Bullet

582. Macon Arsenal Bullet

583. Morse Rifle Bullet

584. .38 cal. Pistol Bullet

585. .53 cal. Three Ring Bullet

586. Linder Carbine Bullet

587. Rifle Musket Bullet

588. Mississippi Rifle Bullet with Flat Top

589. .54 cal. Lube-groove bullet

590. .69 cal. Musket Bullet with Tee in Base

591. .68 cal. Musket Bullet

592. .53 cal. Sharpshooters Bullet

592A. Three .58 cal. Minies with Star in Base



595. .39 cal. Bar Shot for Single Shot Pistol

596. .40 cal. Sharps Carbine 1859 Pattern



599. .57 cal. Three Ring Bullet with False Insert in Base

600. .59 cal. Three Ring Bullet with Wide Rings

601. .46 cal. Sharps Carbine 1859 Pattern

602. .52 cal. Three Ring Carbine Bullet

603. OVM Belt Buckle-Excavated


605. M&M: 435 .54 cal. For Rifle-Foreign Mold

606. M&M: 436 .54 cal. For Rifle-Foreign Mold with Wood Plug


608. M&M: 438 .54 cal. Kerr Pattern for Sharpshooters Rifle

609. M&M: 439 .45 cal. Kerr

610. M&M: 440 .50 cal. For ?? Carbine

611. M&M: 442 .51 cal. Gallager Carbine

612. M&M: 443 .51 cal. Gallager Carbine

612A. Bag of 25 Sharps Bullets

613. M&M: 444 .46 cal. Remington Carbine




617. M&M: 448 .69 cal. Austrian for Rifle Musket

618. M&M: 449 .58 cal. From Re-Cut Mold for Rifle



621. M&M: 452 .58 cal. For Sharpshooters Rifle

622. M&M: 453 .54 cal. For Sharpshooters Rifle



624A. Breast Plate

625. M&M: 456 .577 cal. For Rifle


627. M&M: 458 .577 cal. For Rifle



630. 3 Heel Cast Enfields




634. U.S. Box Plate-Relic

635. .65 cal. Sugar Loaf Bullet


636A. Five .69 cal. Minies

637. M&M: 462 .52 cal. Sharps Long







643. Display Case of Bullets


645. Display Case of Pistol Balls

646. Bag of .58 cal. Gardners

647. M&M: 464 .54 cal. Richmond Lab. Sharps

648. M&M: 465 .54 cal. Richmond Lab. Sharps

648A. Three .88 cal. Round Balls


650. M&M: 467 .54 cal. Sharps Short




654. M&M: 470 .52 cal. Believed Used in Joslyn or Spencer


656. M&M: 472 .54 cal. Ballard Carbine

657. M&M: 473 .54 cal. Old Style Sharps and Hankins

658. M&M: 474 .44 cal. Henry Repeating Rifle

659. M&M: 475 .54 cal. Sharps Rifle



661. M&M: 476 .54 cal. Von Lenke Guncotton

662. M&M: 477 .43 cal. False Muzzle Rifle

663. M&M: 479 .44 cal. Bartholow for Army Revolver

664. M&M: 480 .44 cal. Army Revolver by Colt

665. M&M: 481 .44 cal. Ballard-Extra Long

666. M&M: 482 .44 cal. Hazard for Army Revolver

667. M&M: 483 .44 cal. 44 Long Wesson or Ballard

668. Bag of Round Balls

669. Carbine Sling Buckle with Bat Wing

670. M&M: 485 .36 cal. For Navy Revolver by Colt

671. M&M: 486 .42 cal. Ballard Rifle

672. M&M: 488 .44 cal. Colt Dragoon-Early Model

672A. Four 5-Point Swaged bullets

673. M&M: 489 .44 cal. Colt Dragoon or Colt Revolving Rifle


675. M&M: 490 .44 cal. Colt Dragoon or Colt Revolving Rifle

676. M&M: 491 .44 cal. Colt Army-Early Model

677. M&M: 492 .44 cal. Colt Army-Early Model

678. M&M: 493 11mm Rafeal Revolver

679. M&M: 494 .42 cal. LeMat Revolver

680. M&M: 495 .36 cal. By Colt for Navy Revolver

681. M&M: 496 .36 cal. Whitney Revolver



684. 4 Incendiary Enfields

684A. 3 Type I Cleaners

685. M&M: 498 .36 cal. Prescott Revolver

686. M&M: 499 .36 cal. Old Pattern Colt

687. M&M: 500 .36 cal. for ?? Revolver

688. M&M: 501 .36 cal. for Revolver Foreign Mold

689. M&M: 502 .32 cal. Allen Lip-Fire Revolver

690. M&M: 503 .31 cal. Colt Pattern Bullet for Revolver

691. M&M: 504 .32 cal. Allen Lip-Fire Revolver

692. M&M: 505 .31 cal. Colt Pattern

693. M&M: 506 7mm Pin Fire Revolver

694. M&M: 507 .28 cal. Colt Root Revolver

695. 3 Incendiary Enfields

696. 4 Enfields with “57” in Base

696A. Four .58 cal. Minies with Star in Base

697. M&M: 508 .31 cal. Colt Pattern

698. Fork Tongue Buckle


700. M&M: 510 .22 cal. Smith and Wesson Revolver

Sunday, Civil War Bullets & Other Civil War Items: 701. M&M: 511 .42 cal. Dimmick

702. M&M: 512 .54 cal. Unknown Bullet


704. M&M: 513 .58 cal. Trenton, N.J. Arsenal

705. M&M: 514 .58 cal. Experimental Williams Cleaner Bullet

706. M&M: 515 .54 cal. Sharps and Hankins

707. M&M: 516 58 cal. Williams Cleaner Type I


708A. Ten .58 cal. Gardners


710. .48 cal. Solid Base Enfield


712. Nathan Bedford Forrest Enfield


714. .69 cal. 2 Ring Gardner


716. .53 cal. Sugar Loaf Bullet

717. .51 cal. 2 Ring Bullet

718. .58 cal. 2 Piece Made in Field and Top Comes Off

719. .69 cal. 3 Ring Bullet with Flat Top

720. U.S. Belt Buckle-Excavated

720A. Ten 54 cal. Minies

721. .61 Cal. Slug Ball Bullet

722. .54 cal. 3 Ring Bullet Bottom Pour

723. .52 cal. Macon Bullet



726. 2 Sidecast Enfields

727. Heel Cast Enfield



730. .54 cal. Salvaged Lead Bullet

731. .69 cal. Shot Gun Slug

732. .51 cal. Enfield Bullet

732A. 10 Pistol Carbine Bullets

733. M&M: 517 .39 cal. By Adams for Tranter Revolver

734. M&M: 518 .39 cal. By Adams for Tranter Revolver

735. M&M: 519 .576 cal. Shaler

736. M&M: 520 .576 cal. Shaler Variant

737. M&M: 521 .572 cal. Shaler Variant

738. M&M: 526 .502 cal. Two Piece for Country Rifle

739. M&M: 531 .690 cal.-CSA intended for Naval Use - Example of M&M #530 Battlefield Recovered

740. M&M: 532 .575 cal. Gardner Explosive

741. M&M: 532 .575 cal. Gardner Explosive

742. M&M: 537 .571 cal. Williams Cleaner Type I

743. M&M: 538 .575 cal. Williams Cleaner Type II

744. M&M: 539 .585 cal. Williams Type Cleaner Intended for Agar Coffee Mill Machine Gun


745. .54 cal. 3 Ring Bullet with Large Teat in Base



748. .58 cal. 3 Ring Bullet with False Insert

749. Enfield Cartridge with Arrows on Rim & #4 in base and Boxwood Plug

750. .45 cal. Buck and Ball

751. 12-Shot .69 cal. Buck Shot

752. 15-Shot .69 cal. Buck Shot



755. Heel Cast Enfield with Sprue

756. Bag of .54 cal. Gardners


757. Two .89 cal. Round Balls

758. M&M: 540 .575 cal. Williams Cleaner-Pistol Carbine Type III

759. M&M: 541 Front End Only-Shorter Variant of #540 Williams Cleaner

760. M&M: 542 .580 cal. Square Shank-Experimental Cleaner

761. M&M: 547 Ball from Buck and Ball Showing Indentations

762. M&M: 549 Crude Form of Bar Shot

763. M&M: 551 Buck and Ball Fused Together

764. M&M: 553 Belted Bullet for Two Groove Brunswick or Jacobs Rifle

765. M&M: 555 Just Round Lead Ball



768. M&M: 558 Buck and Ball with Unusual Four Balls

768A. U.S. Belt Buckle with Puppy Paw Feet

769. Very, Very Rare .54 cal. Pioennies Bullet of German Origin Cross in base w/Cross in base-Dug

Near Richmond, VA,

770. Rare .58 cal. Baby Hog

771. Very, Very Rare .54 cal. Gardner Explosive Bullet

772. .69 cal. Bullet

773. .69 cal. Italian Garibaldi

774. .50 cal. Sharps Carbine Bullet

775. 4 Ring Bullet with Wood Plug in Nose

776. .58 cal. Minie with “US” in Base


778. Two .59 cal. Enfields with Flat Base

779. Three .59 cal. Enfields with Flat Base

780. .54 cal. Rifle Musket Bullet from Chancellorsville-Dean Thomas Collection

780A. Bag of Round Balls

781. .54 cal. Rifle Musket Bullet from Gettysburg-Dean Thomas Collection

782. .54 cal. Rifle Musket Bullet-Dean Collection


784. .43 cal. Deane and Adams for Tranter Revolver

785. 54 cal. Rifle Musket Dean Thomas Collection T-43 R-132

786. .54 cal. Rifle Musket Dean Thomas Collection T-5




790. .56 cal. Salvaged Lead Bullet

791. M&M: 559 .682 cal. German Design Specifically Hessian

792. M&M: 560 .677 cal. German Design


793. M&M: 561 .668 cal. Prussian









801. Eagle Breast Plate

802. U.S. Belt Buckle



804A. Three .88 cal. Round Balls

805. M&M: 565 .681 cal. Belgian

806. M&M: 566 .687 cal. Minie

807. M&M: 567 .705 cal. For Austrian Rifle Musket

808. M&M: 568 .685 cal. German

809. Enfield with Ring Around Nose



812. Enfield with Side Pour

813. 3 Ring Bullet with Paper

814. Enfield Flat Base Dug Bentonville, N.C.

815. 2 Enfields Dug Wheeler’s Raid on Union Wagon Train in Sequatchie Valley, TN

816. Three Ring Dug Wheeler’s Raid on Union Wagon Train in Sequatchie Valley, TN

816A. 4 Type II Cleaners

817. .44 cal. 4 Ring Bullet with Top Nose Pour

818. Rare, Rare, Rare .57 cal. 1 Ring Enfield


820. .51 cal. Dimmick Rifle Bullet

821. .51 cal. Enfield with Deep Flat Cavity

822. .53 cal. Enfield with Shallow Cavity

823. .43 cal. Tennessee Bullet with Tee in Base


825. M&M: 570 .680 cal. Belgian

826. M&M: 571 .672 cal. Minie

827. M&M: 572 .666 cal. Minie

828. M&M: 573 .698 cal. Minie


829. M&M: 575 .677 cal. Minie

830. M&M: 576 .682 cal. C.S. Mold


832. M&M: 578 .684 cal. Minie

833. M&M: 579 .580 cal. Minie

834. M&M: 580 .570 cal. Mangeot

835. M&M: 581 .576 cal. Enfield Pattern-Lube Grooved

836. M&M: 582 .565 cal. Mimie-Foreign Mold

837. M&M: 583 .575 cal. Found in Georgia Troops Sites

838. M&M: 584 .541 cal. Rifle Minie Salvaged Lead

839. M&M: 585 .580 cal. Cap Nose-Foreign Mold

840. M&M: 586 .567 cal. Minie-Nose Pour


841. Two .87 cal. Round Balls

842. M&M: 587 561 cal. Minie-Nose Cast

843. M&M: 588 .565 cal. Teat Nose-CS Mold

844. Bag of Buck and Balls

845. M&M: 589 .581 cal. Plug Nose Minie


847. M&M: 591 .570 cal. Minie

848. M&M: 592 .522 cal. Rifle Minie

849. .54 cal. Sharpshooters Bullet with Odd Rings and Big Tee in Base

850. .577 cal. 3 Ring Minie with Shallow Cavity and Flat Base

851. .58 cal. 3 Ring Minie with Deep Cavity and Flat Base

852. .58 cal. 3 Ring Minie with Thick Skirt and Deep Cavity and Flat Base


853. .45 cal. Minie-Tie Ring Bullet

854. .58 cal. Minie with False Insert

855. .54 cal. 3 Ring Minie with Tee in Base

856. .57 cal. 3 Ring Minie with Large Tee in Base

857. M&M: 593 .576 cal. Germany or Sardinia

858. M&M: 594 .530 cal. Foreign Mold-Found in Georgia Troop Sites

859. M&M: 595 .575 cal. Minie

860. M&M: 596 .573 cal. Swaged But no Tool Marks

861. M&M: 597 .535 cal. Suhl Carbine 3 Grooves

862. M&M: 598 .572 cal. C.S. Mold

863. M&M: 599 .531 cal. Minie

864. M&M: 600 .568 cal. Minie

864A. Bag of 10 .58 cal. Gardners

865. M&M: 601 .562 cal. Minie


867. M&M: 603 .566 cal. Hi-Base Minie

868. M&M: 604 .521 cal. Salvaged Lead for Rifle

869. M&M: 605 .577 cal. Minie

870. M&M: 606 .538 cal. Nose Cast

871. M&M: 607 .555 cal. C.S. Mold-Side Cast

872. M&M: 608 .669 cal. Mangeot-Used in 12 Groove Austrian

873. .52 cal. 3 Ring Bullet with Deep Cone and Pin Hole

874. .54 cal. Enfield with Medium Cone and Pin Hole


876. French 1857 Same as M&M #263 (Lot #363) But This One Has Deep Cavity


877. .46 cal. Dimmick with Tee in Base

878. .59 cal. Enfield with “S” in Base

879. .55 cal. 3 Ring Minie

880. .49 cal. Picket Bullet with Rocker Base

881. .51 cal. 1 Ring Hanovarian Bullet

882. .69 cal. Gardner 2 Ring Same as M&M #168 (Lot #257) But Shallow Base

883. .58 cal. Gardner 1 Ring Deep Base

884. .58 cal. Williams Cleaner Type II with Zinc Washer

885. .54 cal. 3 Ring Minie with Deep Plug Base and Wood Plug

886. .57 cal. Enfield with Uneven Mold Seam at Top and Eccentric Rim

887. .69 cal. 2 Ring Minie with Deep Plug Base and Pin Hole

888. .49 cal. Slug Ball

888A. U.S. Breast Plate-Relic Condition

889. 53 cal. Marshall Texas Enfield

890. Belted Round Balls

891. .47 cal. Dimmick Same as M&M #277 (Lot #375) But Larger Tee in Base

892. Two .59 cal. 3 Ring Minie

893. .36 cal. Dimmick with Solid Base

894. .38 cal. 3 Ring Bullet Solid Base

895. .50 cal. Dimmick with Large Tee in Base

896. .53 cal. Long Enfield with Cone Base

897. .59 cal. Hanovarian 2 Ring Bullet

898. .53 cal. Enfield with Small Deep Plug Base

899. 2 .88 cal. Round Balls

900. Five .69 cal. Minies








906. 20 .58 cal. Minies


908. 20 .54 cal. Burnside Bullets


910. 20 .58 cal. Minies

911. M&M: 609 .557 cal. Normal Enfield Pattern but Note Cavity Number

912. M&M: 611 .740 cal. Tower Pattern For .75 or .76 English Smooth bore


913. M&M: 612 .674 cal. Dimmick

914. M&M: 613 .670 cal. Italian Garibaldi-Short Pattern

915. M&M: 614 .502 cal. Delvigne





920. .49 cal. Dimmick with Long Tail



923. .42 cal. Dimmick






928. M&M: 620 .524 cal. Unknown but for Carbine


930. M&M: 622 .539 cal. Bavarian Design-Believed Intended for Sharps




934. .38 cal. Maynard

935. .54 cal. Tall Spencer Carbine

936. M&M: 626 .362 cal. Savage Navy Revolver


937. Sword Belt Plate with Everything but One Rivet







943. Round Ball to Rimfire Part One, Book

944. Round Ball to Rimfire Part Two, Book

945. Round Ball to Rimfire Part Three, Book

946. Round Ball to Rimfire Part Four, Book

947. Civil War Projectiles II, Book




949. .45 cal. TN. Rifle



952. .56 cal. Tall TN. Rifle



955. .56 cal. Enfield with Shallow Cone Base

956. .62 cal. 1 Ring Hanovarian

957. .59 cal. Lube Groove 3 Ring with Eccentric Rim

958. Bag of 25 .58 cal. Minies

959. Bag of 25 .54 cal. Burnside Bullets


960A. Four .54 cal. Kerr Pattern for Sharpshooters Rifle

961. Four .87 cal. Round Balls

962. M&M: 627 .480 cal. Morse


964. M&M: 629 .530 cal. Unknown for Carbine

965. M&M: 630 .460 cal. Unknown .44 Revolver-Possible Tie Ring Cartridge

966. M&M: 631 .511 cal. French Design for ? Carbine or ?




970. M&M: 636 .532 cal. Sharps

971. M&M: 637 .523 cal. Sharps Carbine-.50 Cal. Tie Ring Base

972. M&M: 638 .453 cal. Colt Rifle-Serrated Base Part



974. M&M: 640 .557 cal. Hall Carbine/Rifle as Made by Hazard

975. M&M: 641 .291 cal. Believed for Smith and Wesson Revolver

976. .45 cal. Volcanic Bullet

977. .52 cal. Enfield with Conical Truncated and Flat Tip and Ring Around Nose

978. .60 cal. Enfield with Deep Plug in Base






984. M&M: 642 .630 cal. Hall Rifle Variant-Merrill Type

984A. Bag of 18 Small Pistol Bullets

985. Three .59 cal. Minies with Deep Cone Base


987. M&M: 643 .680 cal. Prussian Type But no Grooves

988. M&M: 645 .555 cal. Macon and Augusta Labs

989. M&M: 646 .690 cal. Variant of Machined Groove Type

990. M&M: 647 .510 cal. Unknown from Crude Mold-Cone Pin Cavity

991. M&M: 649 .580 cal. Richmond Pattern Gardner but no Groove for Insert

992. .58 cal. Gardner But Has not Been Crimped

993. M&M: 650 .450 cal. Somewhat Like Kerr But from Austrian Mold

994. M&M: 652 .385 cal. Unknown Revolver-Possible Tie Ring Cartridge

995. .42 cal. Country Rifle

996. M&M: 656 .575 cal. Gwynn and Campbell Carbine

996A. Bag of 25 .65 cal. Round Balls


998. M&M: 657 .570 cal. So Called Tom Green for ? Carbine-Tyler Texas

999. M&M: 657B .570 cal. So Called Tom Green for ? Carbine-Tyler Texas – Similar to Lot #998 but Longer

1000. M&M: 658 .405 cal. One Type for LeMat Revolver


1002. M&M: 182 .54 cal. Sharps Rifle Carbine 1861

1003. M&M: 551 Buck and Ball Fused Together


1005. Henry Case


1007. M&M: 1 .45 cal. Whitworth Hexagonal for Rifle (Same as Lot #1)


1008A. Six .69 cal Minies

1009. M&M: 658 .405 cal. One Type for LeMat Revolver

1010. M&M: 250 .45 cal. Whitworth Cylindrical (Same as Lot #357)

1011. .39 cal. Hanovarian

1012. M&M: 250 .45 cal. Whitworth Cylindrical w/Shallow Base (See Lots #357 & #1010)


1014. Bag of 10 .58 cal. Gardners

1015. Bag of 50 Burnside Bullets


1017. Four .88 cal. Round Balls

1018. Bag of 20 Sharps Carbine Bullets

George Kurisky was a metallurgical engineer and spent his working career specializing

in stainless steel wire production and applications. He also had a tremendous appreciation for

the craftsmanship and metallurgy associated with edged weapons and began collecting military swords with his first acquisition in 1963. Over the following six decades he assembled an amazing and diverse collection of over 230 swords, most dating from the latter half of the 19th century. George would be happy knowing that other collectors will appreciate his efforts to preserve history.

Sunday Swords: 1020. Pre-Civil War U.S. Medical Staff Sword Pattern of 1840. Manufactured by Ames Manufacturing Co. Cabotville,

Mass. 1847-1848. 30 ½” Blade Etched with a Military Motif and the Letters U.S.M.S. Regulation Grip and

Guard. Quilded and Engraved Brass, Scabbard with two Carrying Rings and Frog Stud.

1021. US Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade manufactured by Robey, Chelmsford, Mass. 1863. Brass Mounted

Leather Scabbard, Some Light Cracking to Leather but No Breaks. Sword in Very Good Condition.

1022. U.S. Dragoon Saber Model 1833, Manufactured by N.P. Ames Springfield 1855. 33 ¾” Quill Back Blade

inspected by J.M. Reverse Marked United States in Script. Grip is Wire and Leather Wrapped with a Brass Back

Strap which runs into the Pommel. Overall Condition Very Good with Excellent Grip. No Scabbard.

1023. U.S. M-1840 Non-Regulation, NCO Sword. 32” Blade with Rough Finish, Regulation Guard with Wooden Grip.

Manufactured by S + R.

1024. U.S. M-1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Horstmann, Philadelphia Pa. 28” Blade with Several Minor

Nicks, but Bright with Some Spotting. Regulation Brass Guard and Grip. No Scabbard.

1025. U.S. M-1840 Officers Light Artillery Sabre. Manufactured by W.H. Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia. Unusual

32” Heavy “Iron Proof” Curved Blade, Deeply Engraved with Military Arms and Leaf Design with no Nicks or

Rust. Regulation Officers “D” Knuckle Guard and Pommel, Leather and were Wrapped Grip Showing Very Little

Wear. Leather Scabbard with Brass Throat, Ring Mounts and Drag, Leather Smooth and Solid Showing Only One

Small Spot of Damage.

1026. U.S. Model 1902 Officers Sword, 33” Slightly Curbed Etched Blade, By Horstmann, Philadelphia. Nickel Plated

Steel Scabbard and Guard with Original Sword Knot.

1027. U.S. M-1850 Foot Officers Sword, 30 ½” Etched Blade by Ames, Surface Dark but All Etching Clear and

Visible, Regulation Guard and Shark Skin, Wire Wrapped Grips, No Scabbard.

1028. Knights of the Golden Eagle, 27 ½” Straight Double-Edged Sword, Several Minor Nicks but Areas of Rust, Iron

Guard and Quillons, Bone Grip with Iron Eagle Mounted Pommel, Iron Scabbard Worn and Pitted. Includes

Original Chain Belt Hanger and KGE Badge Organization was Formed in Baltimore in 1872.

1029. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword with Etched Blade, Produced by Horstmann, Philadelphia. 28” Blade with

Several Areas of Rust Damage, No U.S. Inspectors Mark, No Scabbard.

1030. U.S. Militia or Infantry Officers Sword circa 1840-60. 31” Etched and Gold Washed Blade, Blade is Straight

Double- Edged Bright with Some Areas of Rust. Approximately 13” From the Tip, it Appears that the Blade was

Broken with a Early Professional Repair, There is highly ornate ½ Counter Guard and Knuckle Bow with an

Eagle Head Pommel, The Grip Consists of Two Panels of Mother of Pearl Wire Wrapped to the Heavy Tang,

There is One Small Chip to the Right Grip below the Pommel but Otherwise No Damage, The Scabbard is Brass

and is Heavily Engraved its Entire Length, There are Two Carrying Rings Attached Directly to the Scabbard,

Also a Frog Stud 3” Below the Throat.

1031. U.S. Non-Regulation M-1917 Navy Cutlass, 25” Un-Marked Blued Blade with no Nicks or Rust, Steel Half-

Basket Guard, No Scabbard.

1032. Lodge Sword Patriots Order Sons of America, 29 ½” Etched Blade by Rowland-Orr, Philadelphia, Original

Owners name J.G.R. Horner on Obverse, P.O.S.A on Reverse, Sword Patterned after the M-1860 U. S. Staff and

Field Officers Sword with Bust of George Washington as Pommel, Blade bright with No Nicks or Rust, No

Scabbard.

1033. U.S. Model 1913 Cavalry Sword, 35” Blade by LF+C with Ordnance Bomb + 1919 on Obverse Ricasso with US

on Reverse Ricasso, Scabbard with Khaki Webbing Covering.

1034. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Etched Blade, Manufactured by Horstmann, Philadelphia, Private

Purchase W.H.H. Engraved on Blade with “Philadelphia”, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard showing Wear but

Solid, Sword in Very Good Condition with Several Minor Nicks.

1035. Cadet Sword, 28” Straight Blade by “The Henderson Ames Co.” Kalamazoo, Michigan, Brass Grip and Quillons

with Letters R.Q.G. on Guard, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Stud for Frog, Circa Mid-20th

Century.

1036. German Artillery Officers Saber Circa Late 19th Century (Pre-WW1), 30 ½” Curved Clip Point Blade with Areas

of Light Rust and Minor Nicks, Heavy Brass “D” Guard with Lionhead Pommel, Shark Skin and Wire Wrap Grip

with only Slight Wear, Iron Scabbard with some Rust and Several Large Dents.

1037. U.S. M-1902 Officers Sword, Etched Blade, Clean and Bright 30 ½” Long, Manufactured in W. Germany by N.S.

Meyer + Co., Regulation Nickel Plated Steel Guard with Ebony Grip, Blade Clean and Bright with No Nicks,

Steel Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with No Dents.

1038. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Dark with Areas of Rush and Several Nicks, Regulation Guard

Grip and Pommel, manufactured by “Ames Cabotville 1847”, Ricasso Marked U.S.-NWP, No Scabbard.

1039. Victorian British Rifle Officers Sword, Pattern 1827, Manufactured by Thomas Fermin, London Circa Late 19th

Century, 33” Blade Etched with Unit Name Rifles and Owners Initials, Steel Scabbard with 2 Ring Mounts.

1040. U.S. Militia Officers Sword Circa 1850, 27 ½” Straight Double-Edged Blade, Guard with Cross Like Quillons

with Langets, Carved Ivory Grip, Pommel Knights Helmet, Surmounted by Eagle Looking Down, Scabbard

Nickel Plated, Steel with Several Small Dents.

1041. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Manufactured by Enerson & Silver Trenton, NJ 1863, Brass

Mounted Steel Scabbard, Slight Damage to Reverse of Lower Mount with some Dents, Otherwise Scabbard and

Sword in Very Good Condition.

1042. U.S. Model 1860 Field and Staff Officers Sword, manufactured by Ames, 28 ½” Etched Blade, No Nicks or Rust,

Regulation Brass Guard and Pommel, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip, No Scabbard.

1043. Unusual Double Edged Sword with 20” Blade, Hilt Deeply Stamped “WCE” with Quillons of Single Loop,

Heavy Brass Wire, Blade has No Nicks or Rust and is Bright, The Grip is Wood Painted, Blade with a Bulb Type

Pommel, Leather Scabbard with Brass Throat having Frog Stud and Brass Tip with Several Small Dents, Leather

is Solid with Bend Mark Below Throat Mount. This Sword is one of approximately 2,000 Manufactured for and

Issued to the Guard Force at the “Worlds Columbian Exposition” held in Chicago in 1893.

1044. Independent Order of Odd Fellows, 28” Double Edge Sword, Etched and Gold Washed, Etching has Original

Owners Name and “Patriarchs Militant” Tilted Cupped Counter Guard with Scrolled Quillons, Pommel is Globe

Surmounted by Crown, Steel Scabbard Engraved with Original Owners Name and Geometric Design, Ring

Mounts and Drag Gilded Brass with Applied “PM”, No Dents and No Nicks on Blade.

1045. U.S. Model 1840 Medical Staff Sword, Manufactured by “Collins & Co., New York”, 29” Etched Blade with

Regulation Grip and Guard, Langets having “MS” in Old English Letters, Blade Clean and Bright with No Nicks

or Rust, Scabbard Gilded Brass with Ornate Ring Mounts, Gilling mostly Faded and Worn, Scabbard has No

Dents.

1046. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword by Ames, Cabotville, Mass. 1845, Areas of Discoloration on Blade but No

Nicks, Upper and Lower Mounts on Scabbard Show Numerous Small Dents, Finish on Leather Flaking with

Small Area of Stitching Separation, Bends or Breaks.

1047. Knights of the Golden Eagle, Straight Double Edge Etched Blade with Original Owners Name, No Nicks or Rust,

Brass Fancy Quillons with Chain Knuckle Guard, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip Showing Only Minor Wear,

Scabbard Engraved Brass with No Dents, Organization was Formed in Baltimore in 1872, Sword was Retailed by

Horstmann.

1048. Non-Regulation M-1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade by “S&K”, Regulation Brass Guard with Polished Wood

Grip, Blade Good with Several Minor Nicks.

1049. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, manufactured by “C. Roby W. Chelmsford, Mass., Ricasso Marked

“U.S. 1863 F.S.S”, Blade Dark with Several Minor Nicks, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel Inspected

by F.S.S, No Scabbard.

1050. U.S. Coast Guard Officers Sword Model 1915, 32” Etched Blade with Coast Guard Insignia, Bright with No Rust

or Nicks, Regulation U.S.C.G. Guard, Grip and Pommel, Retailed by N.S. Meyer N.Y., Leather Scabbard Brass

Mounted with Coast Guard Shield on Top Mount, Overall in Unused Condition.

1051. U.S. Model 1840 Light Artillery Sabre, 32” Curved Blade, Manufactured by S&K, No Rust but Several Nicks,

Regulation Guard with Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip, Wire Complete and Unbroken, No Scabbard.

1052. U.S. Model 1860 Naval Cutlass, 26” Blade with Brass Basket, Hand Guard Showing Several Small Dents,

Leather Wrapped Grip with Small Amount of Wear but Wire Wrapping Missing, manufactured by Ames

Chicopee, Mass. Ricasso Marked “P USN D.R. 1862” Blade Clean with No Rust having Several Nicks along

Cutting Edge, No Scabbard.

1053. Patriotic Order Sons of America founded in Philadelphia in 1873 as a Secret Society Open Only to Native Born

Americans, 27” Double Edged Etched Blade, Counter Guard with Eagle and Flags, Leather and Wire Wrapped

Grip with Bust of George Washington as Pommel, Scabbard Nickel Plated Steel with Ornate Brass Mounts,

Manufactured by Horstmann, Philadelphia, PA.

1054. Order of the Heptasophs or Seven Wise Men, Founded in New Orleans in 1852 Continued into Early 20th

Century, 27 ½” Double Edged Straight Blade, Etched with “SWM” in Guard, Carved Bone Grip with Knights

Head Pommel, Scabbard Painted Black with Painted Gold Stripes, Sword Blade has Several Small Knicks,

Scabbard Shows Scratches and Wear but No Dents.

1055. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, 30” Blade by Horstmann, Philadelphia, Light Etching with Name of Original Owner

“George M. Coates” on Reverse and Coates PMC on Obverse, this is George M Coates Provost Marshall Corps.

U.S.M.C., Regulation Brass and Grip, Leather Scabbard with Regulation Brass Mounts, Leather Solid with Some

Surface Flaking, Overall Very Good Condition.

1056. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames Cabotville, Mass. 1849, Regulation brass Guard and Grip,

32” Blade with Several Minor Nicks, Brass Bound Leather Scabbard, Solid with Surface Cracking and Areas of

Stitching Separation.

1057. Boys Sword, Patterned after the U.S. M-1860, Staff and Field Officers Sword, 20” Straight, Unmarked Blade with

False Edge and Blunt Point, Brass Counter-Guard with Raised Design, Flat Side Pommel, Grip Identical in

Constructions and Design to U.S. Regulation being Leather and Wire Wrapped, Scabbard Nickel Plated Steel

with Two Ring Mounts and Brass Throat, No Dents but Two Small Areas of Corrosion, Circa Civil War Era to

Early 20th Century.

1058. U.S. Marines NCO Sword Circa 1920, 29” Etched Blade with “United States Marines” on Both Sides and name

“John H. Funk”, Sword is U.S. Army Model 1850 with Gilded Brass Guard with Leather Wrapped Grip with

Wire Wrapping, Leather Scabbard with Gilded Brass Mounts with Frog Stitch on Upper Mount, Overall Both

Sword and Scabbard Show only Slight Wear, Sword Manufactured by “Japan Sword Co.”, Includes Leather

Carrying Case.

1059. U.S. Foot Artillery Sword Model 1833, Manufactured by “N.P. Ames, Springfield”, Ricasso Marked “U.S. 1843”,

Regulation Heavy Brass Grip and Guard with Eagle Cast on Pommel, Cross Guard Marked with Inspectors

Initials “WAT”, Blade is Bright and May have Been Polished but there is no Evidence of Rust and Only a few

Very Minor Nicks, Scabbard is Black Leather with Brass Throat and Tip, Leather solid buy Showing Age Cracks

and Heat Damage.

1060. G.A.R Union Veterans Lodge Sword, 30” Etched Blade Manufactured by “Ames Sword Co. Chicopee, Mass.”,

Patterned after the M-1860 Staff and Field Officers Sword, Counter Guard with GAR Motif Knuckle Guard has

Crossed Cannons with Canister Shot, Pommel with Eagle, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip shows Wear but Wire

Complete, Scabbard Steel with Brass Ring Mounts with Heavy Patina Over All, Blade Bright with No Nicks or

Rust.

1061. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade Manufactured by “Ames, Chicopee, Mass.” Ricasso Marked “U.S. J.H.

1860” Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, Blade Dark with Several Small Nicks.

1062. U.S. Model 1840, Light Artillery Sabre, 32” Curved Blade, No Manufacture Name or Inspectors Mark on Blade,

Partial Date “18- “, Blade Dark with Rust Spots, Regulation Guard Inspection Mark “ADK”, Leather Wrapped

Grip with Good Wire Wrap, Iron Scabbard Showing Surface Wear but No Dents.

1063. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Etched Blade, Manufactured by “Horstmann”, Blade has Overall Signs

of Rust with Etching Worn, Regulation Brass Guard, Grips and Pommel Gilded But Very Worn, No Scabbard.

1064. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Horstmann Sons, Philadelphia, 28” Blade with Small

Amount of Pitting Near Point, Leather Scabbard with Brass Fitting, Scabbard has Bend About Midway and is

Weak at the Point, Initials “BA” Cut into Leather, There are no U.S. Inspectors Marks so Possibility Militia or

Private Purchase.

1065. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 31” Etched German Made Blade Retailed By Horstmann, Philadelphia, ½ Counter

Guard with Non-Regulation Brass Grip with Pronounced Raised Ribs and Simulated Wire Wrap, Steel Nickel

Plated Scabbard with Brass Throat and Drag.

1066. U.S. M-1860 Field and Staff Officers Sword, 25 ¼” Etched Blade, Manufactured by A. Joel & Co. N.Y., Blade

Dark with Several Small Nicks and Some Rust Spots, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Brass Mounting, Overall

Light Rust and Pitting.

1067. U.S. Model 1902 Officers Sword, 33” Etched Blade with Original Owners Name, Manufactured by Horstmann,

Philadelphia, PA, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard and Guard with Light Pitting.

1068. U.S. Model 1870 Medical Staff and Pay Department Sword, 30 ½” Etched Blade with Regulation Guard and

Grip, Shield Shaped Langets with Obverse having Letters in Old English which Appears to be “N.G., Blade Dark

with Visible Etching, No Nicks or Rust, No Scabbard.

1069. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by “Ames, Chicopee, Mass.”, Ricasso Marked “US ASK

1858”, 28” Blade Clear with No Nicks, Regulation Guard and Grips, Knuckle Guard Marked ADK and W.A.T.,

Leather Scabbard has Brass Mounts, Drag has Several Dents, Leather has some Marks but is Solid.

1070. U.S. Navy Officers Sword Model 1852, This Sword was Manufactured by “Ames, Chicopee, Mass”, and is Dated

1852 along With the Inspectors Initials “RBH”, This Pattern Sword with only Slight Changes, has remained

standard until This Day with This Being Among the Very First Produced, The Original Ames Marked Leather

Scabbard Remains with the Sword and is Itself a Pattern that Remained Unchanged, The Leather is Cracked and

has a Weak Spot Between the Lower Ring Mount and the Drag but Is Complete.

1071. U.S. Naval Officers Sword Pattern 1852, 29 ½” Narrow, Circa Pre WWII, Retailed by “The Boston Regalia Co.,

Boston Mass.”, Blade Rough with Pitting, Regulation Guard with Shark Skiing Wrapped Grip with Wire Wrap

Missing, Original Owners Name on Blade, Un-Readable, No Scabbard.

1072. U.S. Non-Regulation M-1917 Navy Cutlass, 25” Un-Marked, Blued Blade with No Nicks or Rust, Steel Half-

Basket Guard, No Scabbard.

1073. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by “Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, Regulation, Brass

Guard and Grip, Small Pommel, No U.S. Inspectors Marks, Blade Bright with No Nicks and Only One Small

Spot of Corrosion, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard, Solid with Surface Cracking but No Bends or Breaks.

1074. Knights of the Golden Eagle, Straight Double Edge, Etched Blade with No Nicks or Rust, Brass Fancy Quillons

with Chain Knuckle Guard, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip Showing Wear, Pommel Surmounted by Spread

Wing Eagle, Gilded Brass Scabbard with Ornate Brass Mounts, Organization was Formed in Baltimore, MD in

1872.

1075. U.S. Model 1860 Staff and Field Officers Sword, 31” Etched Blade, German Made with Small Area of Rust, Half

Folding Counter Guard with U.S. Eagle Design, Leather Wrapped Grip (Leather Flaking), Standard Design

Knuckle Guard and Pommel, Scabbard Nickel Plated Steel with Extra Fancy Brass Ring Mounts and Drag,

Several Small Dents.

1076. U.S. Marines Model 1859 Officers Sword by Horstmann Company, Philadelphia, PA, German Made 30” Etched

Blade with Military Design and “United States Marines” on Both Obverse and Reverse, Regulation Counter

Guard and Pommel, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip, No Scabbard.

1077. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 26” Blade Manufactured by Collins, Hartford, CT, Retailed by Horstmann,

Obverse Counter Guard Bent Down, Regulation Grip, Knuckle Guard and Pommel with No Inspectors Marks,

Blade Clean with Dark Spots and Several Nicks, No Scabbard.

1078. Knights of the Golden Eagle, Founded in Baltimore, MD in 1872, Sword with Straight Double Edge Etched Blade

with No Nicks or Rust, Brass Fancy Quillons with Leather and Wire Wrapped Grips Showing Only Slight Wear,

Pommel Surmounted by Spread Wing Eagle, Scabbard Brass with Gilded Brass Furniture, Several Small Dents.

1079. Knights of Pythias, 31” Single Edge Slightly Curved Blade Etched by Horstmann Bros & Co. Philadelphia, PA,

Three Branch Brass Cavalry Style Guard with the Letters UR Lion Head Pommel, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard

with Brass Ring Mounts and Drag, No Dents but Dirt and Light Rust from Storage.

1080. U.S. Non-Regulation M-1840 Cavalry Officers Sabre, 35” Etched Blade with Faded Blue Finish, Etching at

Center of Blade on Reverse Reads “United States Corps of Topographical Engineers”, Manufactured by Hunt &

Goodwin”, Standard Enlisted Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip (Possible Replacement).

1081. U.S. Navy M-1852 Officers Sword with 29” Etched Blade by “Shannon, Miller and Crane, NY., Regulation

Guard and Pommel Grip is Shark Skin Wrap with Good Wire, Scabbard is Leather with Regulation Brass Mount,

There is a Small Area of Loose Stitching buy Overall Solid with No Bends or Breaks.

1082. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Manufactured by “C. Roby, W. Chelmsford Mass.”, Ricasso

Marked “U.S. 1863 F.S.S, Blade Clean with Some Rust at Tip, No Nicks, Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel

Inspected by F.S.S.

1083. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Mfg. Co, Chicopee, Mass., Ricasso Marked

“U.S. J.H. 1855”, Blade Clean but Dark with Minor Nicks with No Rust buy Light Pitting at Tip and Small Spots,

Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, No Scabbard.

1084. U.S. Model 1840 Lt. Artillery Sabre, Retailed by Bent & Bush Boston, Mass., Polished Steel Scabbard with Small

Dent Above Drag, “E.B.” Stamped on Guard, Includes Carrying Straps with Unusual Belt Mount.

1085. U.S. Mounted Officers Sword Circa 1805-1820, Curved 29” Single Edge Blade with a False Edge Extending

Back About 6” from the Point, Half Blued Blade with 5 Small Engraved and Gilded Designs on Both Front and

Back, The Guard is Gilded Brass with a Reverse “P”. Pattern Knuckle Bow with Langets on Both Sides of the

Blade, The Reverse Side has an American Eagle Design, The Grip is a Single Piece of Bone Shaped to fit the

Users Hand, There is a Brass Back Strap which Flows into the Back of the Eagle Head Pommel, The Leather

Scabbard is Solid but is Missing the Throat, Ring Mount and Drag, The Blade has Several Minor Nicks.

1086. U.S. Navy Cutlass Model 1917, Non-Standard Variation, 22 ½” Blade Manufactured by “Hembrug”, Blade has

No Nicks buy Shows Signs of Rust, Leather Scabbard with Brass Drag and Throat with One Cut and Small Weak

Area about Midway, Marked “CW N 3-38”

1087. U.S. Model 1902 Officers Sword, 33” Etched German Blade, Retailed by “American Military Supply Corp.

N.Y.”, Nickel Plated Scabbard and Guard, Includes Original Leather Single Strap Belt Mount.

1088. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Manuf. Co., Cabotville, Mass. 1849”, Ricasso

Marked “U.S. WD”, Knuckle Guard Marked “WD & J.W.R”, Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, Blade

Smooth with Several Minor Nicks and No Rust, No Scabbard.

1089. Knights of Columbus, 28” Double Edge Sword with Etched Blade, Nickel Plated Guard and Pommel which

Represents Christopher Columbus, Sword Blade Bright with Several Nicks, Steel Scabbard with Iron Throat and

Drag, Nickel Plated with Significant Flaking to Body.

1090. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Modified for Use by Marine Corps., 24” Etched Blade by Horstmann,

Philadelphia, PA, Letters U.S.M.C Etched on the Reverse Side, Inner Shell of the Counter Guard has been Turned

Down, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Solid with Some Surface Cracking, Several Small Dents in Drag and

Throat (Ref* “The American Sword, by Harold L Peterson”)

1091. U.S. Model 1902 Officers Sword, 32” Etched Blade Retailed by Henry V. Allen & Co. New York, Scabbard and

Guard Nickel Plated Steel.

1092. Boys Officer Style Sword with 19” Slightly Curved Blade with False Edge and Rounded Point, Blade Bright with

a few Minor Nicks, Half Basket Guard with Cut out and Engraved Design, Fish Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip

with Back Strap, Steel Scabbard Dark with Light Rust and 3 Small Dents, Single Mount with Loop for Frog.

1093. Boys Cavalry Sabre with 20” Blade having False Edge buy Coming to a Sharp Point, Half Basket Guard with 2

Branches beyond Knuckle Bow, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip, Wire Broken has Back Strap which Terminates

in Army Style Pommel, Steel Scabbard with 2 Ring Mounts and Rings, Numerous Small Dents between Lower

Ring Mounts and Drag, Includes Officers Style Sabre Knot.

1094. Boys Artillery Officers Sword, 22 ¾” Blade with False Edge and Rounded Point, Guard with Langets having

Shield on One and Cross Cannons on Other, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip with Back Strap Terminating in

Lions Head Pommel.

1095. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by “Collins & Co. Hartford, CT. 1862”, 32” Blade which is Bright

with No Nicks or Rust, Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, No U.S. Inspectors Marks on Guard or Blade,

Leather Scabbard is Brass Mounted with Some Minor Flaking to Finish but is Solid with No Bends or Cracks

1096. European (Possibly Spanish) Diplomats Sword, Similar to U.S. 1840 NCO Sword, 30” Unmarked Flat Side

Blade, Counter-Guard has Crist Surmounted by Crown.

1097. U.S. Mounted Officers Eagle Head Sabre, 28” Curved Single Edge Unmarked Blade with 2 or 3 Minor Nicks,

some Small Areas of Corrosion and Spotting, Brass, Stirrup Type Knuckle Guard with a Single Piece Carved

Bone Grip, Eagle Head Pommel Circa 1820-1840, NO Scabbard.

1098. U.S. Model 1872 Cavalry Officers Sabre, 34” Curved Blade Etched with Military Motif, Manufactured by

Springfield Armory, Guard, Gilded Brass with Leather & Wire Wrapped Grip all Showing Little Wear, Steel

Scabbard with Brass Ring Mounts, Throat and Drag, Scabbard shows Wear Discoloration but No Dents, Overall

an Excellent Example of a Scarce Springfield Produced Sabre.

1099. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Manufactured by Ames 1864, Entire Sword has Been Nickel

Plated including Grip and Guard, Possibly for Post-War Parade Use, No Scabbard

1100. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade Manufactured by Ames, Chicopee, Mass., Ricasso Marked “U.S. J.H.

1855”, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel, Inspected by “R.H.K.W.”, Blade Dark with Several Area of

Light Rust, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard with Surface Cracking to Leather and 2 Bends but Not Broken,

Throat Loose and Needs Repair.

1101. Unusual Double Edge Sword with 20” Blade, Hilt Deeply Stamped “WCE” with Quillons of Single Loop, Heavy

Wire, Blade has Several Small Nicks and a Light Area of Rust, The Grip is Black Painted Wood with a Bulb Type

Pommel, This Sword was One of Approximately 2,000 Manufactured for and Issued to the Guard Force at the

“Worlds Columbian Exposition”, in 1893, No Scabbard.

1102. U.S. Militia Officers Sword, 28 ½” Straight Blade, Manufactured by W. H. Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia, PA

Circa 1840-1860, Brass Guard with Curved Lion Head Quillons and Counter Guard with Geometric Design,

Carved Ivory Grip with Rectangular Pommel and Chain Knuckle Guard, No Scabbard.

1103. U.S. Militia NCO Sword Circa 1840-1860, 25 ½” Blade with Etched Floral Design, The Guard Consists of

Geometric Quillons on Either Side of Shield, Shield Shaped Langets, The Grip is Carved Ivory with a Military

Helmet Pommel, The Guard is Bone and Needs to Be Properly Tightened, The Scabbard is Black Leather with

Brass Mounts, The Top Mount has a Stud for a Frog, The Drag Shows Several Small Dents, the Tip is Broken off

and Missing, The Leather is Scuffed But not Bent or Broken.

1104. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Etched German made Blade, Retailed by Horstmann, Philadelphia, Pa, Sword

Blade Dark, Etching Visible with Light Overall Pitting, No Scabbard.

1105. U.S. Model 1860 Staff and Field Officers Sword, Manufactured by “US Armory, Springfield, Mass.”, 31” Blade

Etched with Words “Silver Starr” on Obverse, Regulation Counter-Guard with Eagle and Military Arms, Design

Shark Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip, Nickel Plated Steel Trimmed Scabbard with Light Rust and Pitting between

Drag and Lower Ring Mount.

1106. Unidentified Lodge Sword, 27” Straight, Narrow Double Edge Blade, Manufactured by Ames Sword Co,

Chicopee, Mass. Circa 1881-1910, No Nicks or Rust, Guard Similar to M-1840 Medical Officers Sword, Leather

Wrapped Grip with Wire Missing, Langets with Letter “N.H.G.” Surmounted by Large “V”, Leather Scabbard

with Brass Throat having Frog Stud Broken Above Drag with Tip Missing.

1107. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Manufactured by Collins & Co. Hartford, CT 1862”, Blade is

Very Good Condition with No U.S. Inspectors Mark, No Scabbard.

1108. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1864, Blade Good with No Nicks but Some Spotting from

Rust.

1109. U.S. Model 1902 Officers Sword with 31” Etched Blade, Manufactured by Springfield Armory, Blade in

Excellent Condition with Scabbard Guard made of Dull Nickel Steel Shows Wear and Use, Includes Original

Sabre Knot.

1110. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, 31 ½” Blade Dated 1862, Areas of Rust and some Spotting, Regulation Brass Guard

and Grip, Leather Scabbard Complete with Brass Fittings, Note: Leather Broken 11” from Tip of Drag, has Card

Stating it was from the Collection of Ernest W. Peterkin.

1111. U.S. Marine Corps. Officers Sword M-1875, 30” Etched Blade with “United States Marines” and Officers Name

“J.M. Pearce”, Blade Bright with No Nicks or Rust, Ivory Grips and Brass Guard, Regulation Style with Right

Side Ivory Grip Broken by pierce for Knot, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with a narrow Gilded Brass Band at the

Throat and Brass Gilded Ring Mounts and Drag, Nickel Dulling with Light Frosting, Includes Original Sword

Knot.

1112. U.S. M-1860 Field and Staff Officers Sword, Etched Blade, Manufactured by “U.S. Armory Springfield, Mass.”,

31 ½” with Military Design, Counter Guard with Regulation Eagle and Shield Design, Knuckle Guard and

Pommel Standard Design, Leather Wrapped Grip with Wire Wrapping Missing, No Scabbard.

1113. U.S. Foot or Staff Officers Sword with 31 ½” Straight Narrow Blade, Single Edge with False Double Edge

Extending Blade 17” from Tip, No Etching or Makers Name, Light to Medium Corrosion Entire Length, cupped

Brass Counter-Guard with U.S. Eagle and Wreath Design, Knuckle Bow has Been Broken off and is Missing, The

Grip is a Single Piece of Ivory with Flat Sides Caved with a Crosshatch Design Set into a Brass Base and An

Eagle Head Pommel, Scabbard is Brass with Two Ring Mounted Directly to the Body wit a Frog Stud, Scabbard

has a Number of Dents and was Bent at One Time and Straightened which Caused a Break on Both Upper and

Lower Edge.

1114. U.S. M-1860 Staff and Field Officers Sword, 29” Etched Blade by “Ames Manuf. Co, Chicopee, Mass., Military

Etching with U.S. on Obverse and “Lieutenant Thomas – Jr.” on Reverse, ½ Folding Counter Guard with Eagle

and Military Arms Design, Knuckle Guard has Floral Design and Pommel has Eagle and Shield, Grip is Shark

Skin Wrapped with Wire Wrap, Scabbard is Nickel Plated Steel with Brass Fillings, Small Amount of Wear

below Throat.

1115. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Emerson & Silver 1863, Brass Mounted Steel Scabbard,

Drag Dented on Both Sides and Lightly Damaged at Opening, Body has Dark Patina but No Damage, Sword

Blade has Several Small Nicks Near Tip but Otherwise in Good Condition.

1116. Lodge Sword, “Knights of St. P.” 26” Plain Straight Blade, Brass Cross Guard with “K P and Erin go Bragh”,

Black Painted Wooden Grip with Helmeted Bust Pommel and Chain Knuckle Guard, Scabbard Nickel Plated

Steel with Steel Ornate Ring Mounts, Upper Mount has Figure Holding Cross and Lower Mount has the Harp of

Ireland, Overall Condition Shows Wear and Use.

1117. Lodge Sword “Knight of Pythias”, 30” Straight Blade Etched with Floral Design and Original Owners Name,

Counter Guard with “F.C.B/KP and Mounted Knight, Chain Knuckle Guard with Knights Helmet Pommel,

Wooden Grip with Wire Wrap, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard Steel Fittings.

1118. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Manufactured by Roby Chelmsford, Mass 1863, Some Patches of

Light Rust on Blade but Overall Good Condition, No Scabbard.

1119. Patriotic Order Sons of America, Manufactured by “Ames Sword Co. Chicago, Ill.”, Etched Blade with Gold

Wash with Name of Original Owner “Lieutenant General E.P. Murdock, Md and P.O.S.O.A. on Blade Ornate

Brass Scabbard with Name of Owner Inscribed, Sword Pattern of U.S. M-1860 Staff and Field Officers Sword.

1120. U.S. Mounted Officers Sabre Circa 1810-1820, 32” Blade ½ Blued with Gold Wash with Military and Floral

Design, Manufactured by C.V. Keller Solingen, Brass Stir up Style Knuckle Bow with a Curved Quillon

And Langets Ears Extending Above and Below the Guard, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip with Dogs Head

Pommel, Leather, Brass Mounted Scabbard with Brass Tip and Throat with Single Carrying Ring, Scabbard

Shows Scuff Marks but is Solid with No Bends or Breaks, Grip with Back Strap Terminating in a Dogs Head

Pommel.

1121. U.S. Model 1902 Officers Sword, Spanish Made Deeply Etched, 24” Blade, Blade is Light Weight, Scabbard and

Guard Nickel Plated Steel, Includes Single Chain Belt Mount.

1122. Short Sabre with Curved 15 ½” Blade, Guard is 2 Curved Dolphin Head Quillons, The Grip is Carved Ivory with

An Eagle Head pommel, The Scabbard is Nickel Plated Steel with a Fancy Flat Sided Design Drag, the Rings are

Permanently Attached with No Mounts.

1123. Ornate Model 1840 NCO or Musicians Sword Scabbard with Gilded Brass Mounts, will Not Allow Sword

to Enter Beyond Lower Mount, Also Unmounted NCO Sword Blade.

1124. Lodge Sword “Knights of the Golden Eagle”, 28” Straight Etched Blade, Heavy Brass Cross Guard, with Langets

Containing Letters KGE Surmounted by Eagle, Leather Wire Wrapped Grip, Pommel Eagle with Raised Wings

Holding Link Chain Knuckle Guard, Brass Scabbard with Ornate Ring Mounts and Drag, Overall Condition

Showing Some Wear.

1125. U.S. M-1840 Musicians Sword, 28 ½” Blade with Light Etching, No Nicks, Regulation Brass Guard and Grip

No Makers Name, Regulation Leather Scabbard with some Surface Cracking but Solid with No Bends or Breaks,

Includes Original White Buff Leather Frog.

1126. United States Marines Officers Sword, Regulation of 1875 to Present, 27” Blade Etched on the Obverse with

“United States Marines”, The Quillons are Gilded Brass with Grips of Ivory and Show Signs of Age and Wear but

Remain Bright, The Scabbard is Nickel Plated Steel with Gilded Ring Mounts and Drag, The Nickel Plating

Shows Signs of Handling and Wear but Remains Bright and will Clean Up, Overall an Excellent Example of this

Pattern Sword.

1127. European Heavy Cavalry Sabre, 33” Blade with Heavy Iron Guard Circa 1900.

1128. Small Scale Cavalry Sabre, Overall Length 27 ½”, Brass Guard and Grips, Steel Scabbard with Brass Ring

Mounts, Missing Drag, Shows Wear and Use, Probably Boys Toy or School.

1129. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by C. Roby, 28” Blade Dark with Several Minor Nicks,

Regulation Brass, Guard, Grip and Pommel which has been Nickel Plated, Ricasso Marked “U.S. 1863 F.S.S., No

Scabbard.

1130. U.S. Naval Officers Sword, Model 1853, Manufactured by Horstmann, 26” Blade Etched with Naval Design and

Name of Original Owned “Madison Rush Calvert”, Leather Scabbard Complete with Brass Mounts.

1131. U.S. Naval Officers Sword Model 1852, 28” Etched Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Sword Co. Chicopee,

Mass.”, Regulation Guard, Shark Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip and Pommel, Name “Junius W. Millard” Etched

on Blade, Leather Scabbard with Gilded Brass Mounted Rings and Drag, Mounts all Showing Wear, Leather

Solid with No Bends or Breaks, Sword Blade bright with No Nicks or Rust, Capt. Junius Millard was U.S. Naval

Academy Class of 1922 who Retired Sept 1958, Includes Original Sword Knot and Leather Carrying Case.

1132. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Etched Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Chicopee, Mass. 1863”, Blade

Marked “U.S. AHC 1863”, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel also Inspected by AHC, Small Areas of

Rust on Blade, Some Minor Nicks on Edge of Counter-Guard, No Scabbard.

1133. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade with No Makers Mark, Ricasso Marked “U.S. A-186”, Blade Clean

With Areas of Light Rust but No Nicks, No Scabbard.

1134. Militia Officers Sword Circa 1820-50, 28” Straight Blade with No Etching, Manufactured by Horstmann,

Counter-Guard with Raised Sea Shell Design Brass, Hand Guard with Helmeted Head Pommel, Grip is Leather

Covered with Wire Wrap, Scabbard is Leather with Brass Drag and Throat with Frog Hook, Stitching is Separated

At Seam.

1135. U.S. Mounted Officers Sabre Circa 1810-1820, Curved 28” Single Edged Blade, Dark with Some Areas of

Corrosion but No Nicks, Brass Knuckle Guard of the Reverse P Type with Eagle Head Pommel, Grip is Ivory or

Bone Dyed to Simulate Wood, Guard is Loose but Solid with No Danger of Separation, Leather Scabbard with

Brass Mounting Consisting of Throat, Carrying Ring and Frog Stud, Ring Mount with Ring and Drag, Leather is

Solid with Some Age Cracks but No Bends or Breaks, Overall a Very Nice Example of a Sabre Intended to be

Carried as a Weapon.

1136. Swagger Stick, 26” Long with Black Lacquer, Body has Very Ornate Mother of Pearl Dragoon Design and Brass

Cap and Tip, Cap has Raised MSGT Chevron Design.

1137. Sword Cave, Black Lacquered Wood Bod with 16 ½” Single Edge, Stainless Steel Blade, Made in Taiwan,

Overall Length 35”.

1138. Sword Cane, which Conceals a Dagger with Thick 8 ½” Blade and Bone Grip, Overall Length 33 ½”

1139. Swagger Stick, 21 ¾” Black Lacquer Wood with Bass Cap Inscribed “J.H. Funk Master Sergeant USMC”.

1140. Historic, U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1862, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard,

Top Mount Inscribed on Reverse, “Sgt. J.M. Hall, 3rd Division Jonesboro, Atlanta, Resaca 14th S.C.”

1141. U.S. Model 1902 Army Officers Sword, Manufactured by “Horstmann, Philadelphia, PA, Officers Name “C.H.M.

Cooper” on Blade, Regulation Nickel Plated Steel Guard and Ebony Grip, Nickel Rust Covered, Nickel Plated

Steel Scabbard Rust Covered and Pitted, Blade Bright with No Nicks or Rust.

1142. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Manufactured by Emerson & Silver, Trenton, NJ., Ricasso

Marked U.S. D.F.N.,1863., Steel Scabbard with Brass Throat and Drag having Some Areas of Rust But No Dents.

1143. U.S. Model 1840 Light Artillery Sabre, 32” Blade, Bright with Several Minor Nicks, Manufactured by Ames,

Chicopee, Mass., Ricasso Marked “U.S. L.D. 1862”, Regulation Brass Guard, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip

and Pommel, Iron Scabbard with No Dents, Overall Un-Touched Condition.

1144. U.S. Navy Officers Sword Pattern 1852, 27” Etched Blade, Bright with No Nicks, Manufactured by “W.H.

Horstmann & Sons, Philadelphia, Pa, Regulation Guard, Shark Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip and Pommel with

Eagle, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard solid with Very Little Wear, Only Minor Dents in Drag, This is Likely a

Civil War Era Sword, Includes Original Sword Knot.

1145. U.S. Infantry Officers Sword Circa 1821-1850, Straight Single Edge Blade with Very Light Traces of Etched

Design, No Makers Name, Areas of Spotting Entire Length No Nicks, Brass Guard and Beaded Knuckle Bow,

Eagle Head Pommel with Carved Bone Grip, Black Leather Scabbard with Brass Throat, Ring Mount and Drag,

Throat Mount Includes a Stud to Allow Carrying With a Frog, Leather Finish is Bubbled and Cracked from Heat.

There are Two Repairs.

1146. Lodge Sword “Knights of Pythias”, Straight 30” Etched Blade with Original Owners Name “W.R. King” and

Scenes Relating to the Mission of the Lodge, Brass Counter-Guard with Helmeted Bust Pommel and Chain

Knuckle Guard, Steel Scabbard, Nickel Plated with Ornate Brass Ring Mounts, Nickel Worn in Several Places.

1147. Lodge Sword, “Knights of Pythias”, 28” Etched Blade, very Ornate Guard with Leather Wrapped Grip Secured

by Heavy Gilded Brass Wire, Pommel Helmeted Bust, Scabbard Nickel Plated Steel with Very Ornate Ring

Mounts and Drag, Includes K of P Belt Buckle and Chain Link Sword Hangers.

1148. French Bayonet for M-1874 Gras Rifle, Dated 1876, Steel Scabbard with No Dents.

1149. Non-Regulation U.S. Field and Staff Sword Circa 1870, Plain 22” Blade, Brass Guard and Grip, Steel Scabbard,

Nickel Plated Showing Wear, Brass Ring Mounts and Drag.

1150. U.S. M-1850 Foot Officers Sword, Etched Blade by Horstmann, Philadelphia, Pa, Military Etching with U.S.M.C.

about Midway on Obverse, Regulation Guard and Leather Wrapped Grip with Wire Wrapping, All in Excellent

Condition, Scabbard Leather with Brass Throat and Drag, Stud on Top Mount to allow Use Only with Frog,

Leather has No Cracks or Breaks but has Overall Flaking to Surface.

1151. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “N.P. Ames, Cabotville, Mass. 1847”, Ricasso

Marked U.S.P.C, Regulation Brass Guard Grip and Pommel, Inspected by J.P.C., Blade Clean with Small Dark

Areas, No Nicks, No Scabbard.

1152. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “Emerson & Silver, Trenton, NJ., Ricasso Marked

“U.S.D.F.M 1863”, Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel Inspected by D.F.M., Blade Dark with Light Rust, No

Scabbard

1153. United States Marines Officers Sword, Regulation Pattern of 1875 to Present, German Made Stainless Steel, 31

½” Blade, Etched on the Obverse “United States Marines” with Officers Name as Well as the Outfitters Name

“N.S. Meyer”, The Quillons are Gilded Brass with Ivory Grips and Shows Wear, The Scabbard is Nickel Plated

Steel with Gilded Brass Ring Mounts and Drag, There is a Small Area of Flaking and Overall Signs of Handling

and Wear. *John N. Morris*

1154. Regulation Pattern 1902, US Army Officers Sabre, 32” Blade Etched with a Military Design and the Name “Wm.

T. Mynotte”, The Nickel-Plated Steel Scabbard is Engraved “Presented to Capt. Wm, T, Mynotte by the Members

of Co. C 23 Regiment N G N Y Dec. 28,1903.

1155. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “Emerson & Silver Trenton, NJ.”, Ricasso Marked

U.S. D.F.M. 1863”, Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, Inspected by D.F.M., Blade Bright with No Nicks and

Several Rust Spots, Brass Mounted Steel Scabbard with Black Finish Showing Some Chips, Drag has Numerous

Dents.

1156. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1865, Leather Scabbard with Small Dents on Both

Upper and Lower Mounts, Leather Separated at Seam but Complete, Blade in Good Condition with No Rust or

Nicks.

1157. Non-Regulation Staff and Field Officers Sword Circa 1870s, 21” Etched Blade with Original Owners Name “A.

Brannts”, Manufactured by Pettibone Co., Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Brass Mounts.

1158. Militia Officers Sword Circa 1870, 22 ½” Blade with Early Style Eagle Head Pommel, Brass D Guard, Nickel

Plated Steel Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Numerous Dents, Needs Cleaning.

1159. U.S. Staff Officers Sword, Post Civil War, Plain 23” Blade with Numerous Small Nicks, No Scabbard.

1160. U.S. Model 1840 Cavalry Sabre, Manufactured by Ames 1851, Grip Wrap and Wire Complete with Little Wear,

No Scabbard.

1161. Local Production, Possibly Cuban Officers Sword, 24” Blade with Dark Patina, Solid Wood Grip with Carved

Wood “VIETVIRTUTE”, No Scabbard.

1162. French Bayonet for M-1874 Rifle, Blade Dated 1881.

1163. Small Scale Cavalry Sabre with Iron Guard and Steel Scabbard, Overall Length 31” Probably for Boys School

Circa 1900.

1164. Militia or Naval Officers Sword Circa 1820-1850, 21” Straight Blade with Etched Design, Counter Guard having

Raised Sea Shell Design, Brass Hand Guard with Female Pommel, Ornate Brass Knuckle Guard, Leather

Wrapped Grip, No Scabbard

1165. U.S. M-1860 Field and Staff Officers Presentation Sword, 30 ½” Etched Blade reading on the Obverse “Presented

to Lieut. Wm. Barry Carter by Company 7, 22nd Regt. NGNY July 5,1893”, On the Reverse NY with Maker,

Ridaback and Co. New York, NY. with Floral Design, Blade Clean and Bright with All Etching Clear, Half

Folding Counter Guard with Regulation raised Eagle and Military Design, Shark Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip,

Knuckle and Pommel, Regulation Design, Scabbard Nickel Plated Steel with Brass Furniture, Overall Light Rust

and Pitting.

1166. Military Short Sword, Brass Grip and Guard, Leather Scabbard with Steel Fillings, 19 ½” Blade with Light

Military Etching.

1167. Unidentified Lodge Sword Circa Late 19th Century, Straight Double Edge 27” Blade with No Marking, Iron

Guard with Quillons and Shield Shaped Langets, Grip vertical Carved Ivory below Helmeted Knights Head

Pommel, Scabbard Plain Steel with Brass Single Mount for 2 rings having Cutout of Christians Cross, Some

Corrosion and Light Pitting, Brass Drag, No Dents or Bends.

1168. U.S. M-1860 Field and Staff Officers Sword, Manufactured by Horstmann, NY., 31” Etched Blade with Several

Small Nicks and Small Areas of Corrosion, Etching Very Clear and Visible Entire Length, Hold Folding Counter

Guard with Regulation Eagle Design, Wire Wrapped Shark Skin Grip, Regulation Knuckle Guard and Pommel,

Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Some Wear to Finish.

1169. A Pair of Lodge Swords “Patriots Order Sons of America”, 29” Straight Blade Etched with “POSA” and Original

Owners Name, Plated Metal Counter Guard and Knuckle Guard with Bust of George Washington Pommel, Black

Polished Wood Grip with Wire Wrap, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Ornate Polished Steel Ring Mounts.

1170. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, 31 ½” Blade by “Emerson & Silver Trenton, NJ.”, Ricasso Marked “U.S. DFM 1863”,

Blade has Dark Spots but is Rust Free, Regulation Brass Guard, Pommel and Grip, Steel Scabbard with Brass

Mounts, Several Small Dents in Drag but Overall in Very Good Condition.

1171. Short Sword with 18” Machete Style Blade with Single Price Iron Grip Cross Guard is Stamped “13. T.S.I. 64”

with Serial No. 6614 On Both Guard and Blade, Probably German issue to Pioneer or Supply Train Unit.

1172. Knights Templar, 28 ½” Straight, Double Edge Blade Etched Iron Guard with Iron Quillons Bone or Ivory Grip

with Inset Silver Cross, Pommel with Helmeted Knights Head, Blade is Bright with No Nicks or Rust, Engraved

Steel Scabbard with Moto “In Hot Signs Vinces”, Tarnished but No Dents or Rust.

1173. U.S. Model 1840 Medical Staff or Pay Department Sword, 20” Plain Blade with Shallow Diamond Shape in

Cross Section, Guard Consists of Regulation Scrolled Quillons with Unadorned Panels in Center, The Grip is the

Standard Pattern, the Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Shows Heavy Flaking and is Reinforced by a Metal Strip

on the Reverse Side, The Blade is Pitted from 10” Above to the Tip, There is No Indication of the Duty of its

Owner.

1174. U.S. Naval Officers Sword Model 1852, Manufactured by W.S. Manlke, San Francisco, Brass Mounted Leather

Scabbard with Owners Initials Inscribed on Top Mount “W.J.T.”, 29” Etched Blade with Naval Design and

Owners Initials, Wire Wrapped and Shark Skin Grip, Counter Guard with USN, Overall Condition Very Good

with Only Moderate Wear, Includes Original Boutin Sabre Knot.

1175. U.S. M-1860 Field and Staff Officers Sword, Manufactured by Ames, 29” Etched Blade with “MC” in Old

English Letters on Obverse and American eagle on Reverse, Regulation Counter Guard, Leather and Wire

Wrapped Grip, Knuckle Guard and Pommel, Scabbard with Brown Finish and Brass Furniture, All in Fine

Condition, Overall an Excellent Example of this Model Sword with Some Extensive Use in the Civil War

Showing only Slight Wear.

1176. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames Cabotville, 1849, Blade has Several Small Nicks and Very

Slight Bend at Tip, Otherwise Dark and Clean, No Scabbard.

1177. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1847, 32” Blade with 2 Very Small Nicks Near Point but

No Blemishes or Rust, No Scabbard.

1178. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1849, 32” Blade, Dark with Some Light Pitting, Grip and

Pommel Each have Very Small Dents, No Scabbard.

1179. U.S. Infantry Officers Sword Circa 1821-1850, Straight 31” Single Edge Etched Blade, Etching Very Light but

Visible, Engraved Makers Name “N.P. Ames, Springfield” on Reverse Ricasso, Probably one of he Very Early

Examples of Ames Work, Brass Guard with Knuckle Bow Decorated with 5 Beads, Eagle Head Pommel, Carved

Bone Grip, No Scabbard.

1180. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Collins & Co. Hartford, CT 1862, Leather Scabbard with

Unusual Carrying Ring at Throat, Scabbard Broken at Drag with Leather and Drag Missing.

1181. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by “C. Roby, W. Chelmsford, Mass.”, Etched Blade with ½

Counter Guard Bent Down, Blade Dark With Rust, Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, No Scabbard.

1182. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Collins & Co, Hartford, CT. 1862, 28” Blade with Light

Pitting Near Tip, Overall Dark Patina, No Scabbard.

1183. U.S. Model 1860 Cavalry Sabre, Manufactured by “Henry Baker Solingen”, No Scabbard, Grip Wrap Very Worn,

Wire in Tact, Blade Overall Light Rust and Pitting, No Scabbard.

1184. Boys Sword with 24 ½” Steel Blade with False Edge and Rounded Point, Bright with Some Rust and Several

Minor Nicks, Half Basket Guard Fashioned from a Single Sheet of Tin with Back Strap and Pommel from

Separate Piece of Tin, Grip Wood Carved to Resemble Wrapping, Scabbard Tin Wrapped and Soldered with

Solder on Ring Mount, Early Example Possibly Made by Local Blacksmith.

1185. Boys Sword with 22” Straight Narrow Blade with False Edge and Rounded Point, Brass Hand Guard with 2

Branches beyond Knuckle Guard Simple Wooden Grip with Brass Back Strap, Scabbard Iron with attached

Single Ring with No Mount with Light Rust at Drag but No Dents or Damage.

1186. Boys Militia Style Lt. Artillery Sabre with 24” Blued Steel, Clean Blade with Inverted “P” Style, Knuckle Guard,

Wire and Leather Wrapped Grip with Back Strap, Steel Scabbard, Painted Blade most of Paint Chipped off,

Single Ring Mount and Ring, One Small Dent above Drag.

1187. Boys Lt. Artillery Sabre, Close Copy of M-1840 U.S. Lt. Artillery Sabre, 21 ½” Blade Curved with False Edge

and Rounded Point, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip, Black is Bright with No Nicks, Steel Scabbard with 2 Ring

Mounts and Rings, No Dents or Rust.

1188. High Quality Boys Sword with 17” Etched Blade having Floral Design with “JR” in Design, Grip and Guard

similar to U.S. M-1833 Dragoon Sabre, Blade has No Nicks or Rust and has False Edge with a Sharp Point, No

Scabbard.

1189. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Mfg. Co. Cabotville 1849”, Ricasso Marked

“U.S. WD”, Regulation Brass Grip and Guard, No Scabbard.

1190. U.S. Navy Model 1860 Cutlass, Manufactured by Ames 1864, 26” Blade Marked “PGG”, No Scabbard.

1191. U.S. Naval Officers Sword Model 1853, 31” German made Blade with Naval Design Etching and Original

Owners Name “William G. Holman”, Leather Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Throat Mount Engraved “W.G.H”,

With Original Sabre Knot.

1192. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by C. Roby, W. Chelmsford, Mass., Ricasso Marked

“U.S. 1864 A.G.M.”, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel, Inspected by A.G.M., Blade Clean and Bright

with Several Minor Nicks, No Scabbard.

1193. U.S. Navy Officers Model 1852 Sword with Etched Blade for use by Coast Guard Officers USCG and Original

Officers Name on Blade, The Coast Guard was Formed in 1915, Regulation Brass Trimmed Leather Scabbard,

Leather is Solid with Two Dents, However Seam Separated from About Midway between Lower Ring Mount and

Drag, Upper Ring Mount has Coast Guard Shield.

1194. U.S. Coast Guard Officers Sword M-1915, 28” Etched Blade with U.S.C.G. and Officers Name “W.R. Ferrier”,

No Makers Name, Blade Bright with No Nicks or Rust, Regulation Guard Shark Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip

and Pommel, Leather Scabbard with Brass Navy Style Fillings with No Bends or Breaks some Surface Cracking.

1195. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Emerson & Silver, Trenton, NJ. 1863, 32” Blade Bright with No

Nicks or Rust, Ricasso Marked “U.S. D.F.M. 1863”, Regulation Brass Guard and Grip, Inspection Marked

D.F.M., Steel Brass Mounted Scabbard with Minor Dents in Throat and Drag some Wear to Finish buy Overall

Good Condition.

1196. U.S. Marine Officers Sword Model 1875, Beautiful Etched Blade with Navy Anchor and U.S.N. in Scroll,

Original Owners Name “Edward W. Trump” Engraved on Obverse Side, No Scabbard.

1197. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1864, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Missing

Drag, Leather Complete by Dry and Cracked, Sword in Excellent Condition.

1198. Knights of Pythias, 26” Narrow Straight Blade Double Edge with No Nicks or Rust, Folded Down Counter Guard

with Lily and Letters “UR” Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip with Helmeted Knights Head Pommel, All Iron with

Worn Plating, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Overall Light Rust, Mounts Iron with Raised Design of

“Sampson Bringing Down the Temple”.

1199. U.S. M-1840 Non-Regulation Musicians Sword, Etched Blade by Horstmann, Philadelphia Pa, No Scabbard.

1200. U.S. Model 1840 Non-Regulation NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by Emerson & Silver 1862, Non-

Regulation ½ Folding Counter Guard with High Relief Eagle and Fighting Griffins, Knuckle Guard with High

Relief Floral Design, Steel Scabbard, Brass Throat and Drag, Drag Dented in Several Places with Slight Bend,

Body has No Dents but Show Wear, This May have Been Special Order for Sgt. Major or Higher at Regimental

Level.

1201. Civilian or Lodge Sword, Manufactured from Parts Originally Intended for a M-1870 Navy Sword That was Not

Produced.

1202. U.S. M-1840 Medical Staff or Pay Department Sword, Bright 28” Triangular Blade, Regulation Grip and Guard,

No Letters showing Branch of Service, No Scabbard.

1203. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1864, Leather Scabbard with Brass Fittings, Leather Broken

above Drag with Stitching Separated to About Midway, Overall Condition in Need of Cleaning.

1204. U.S. M-1840 Medical Staff or Pay Department Sword, Guard has 2 Scrolled Quillons which Meet at a Shield

Shaped Pommel the Front Panel has 6 Stars and the Back is Plain the 29” Blade is Diamond Shaped in Cross

Section, The Grip follows the Regulation Standard, There is a Small Area of Corrosion Near the Tip of the Blade,

The Sword is Not Marked to Indicate Duty of its Owner.

1205. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames Cabotville, 1847. Leather Scabbard Complete but Broken

in Two Below Upper Mount, Blade has Minor Discoloration but No Nicks.

1206. U.S. Military Machete, Manufactured by Collins & Co. 1945, Parkerized Finish Blade has Been Sharpened, Hard

Rubber Grips.

1207. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword with 30” German Made, Etched Blade, Regulation Guard with Non-Regulation Brass

Grip Having Highly Raised Ribs, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Areas of Flaking of Nickel,

Retailed by J.H. Wilson & Co. Philadelphia, PA.

1208. U.S. M-1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by “Ames Cabotville, 1848”, Ricasso Marked “U.S. WD”, Blade

Bright with Several Small Nicks, No Rust, No Scabbard.

1209. U.S. Naval Model 1852 Officers Sword, Manufactured by Tiffany & Co, NY, 30” Etched Blade with Small

Amount of Corrosion below Guard, Wire Wrap on Grip Missing, No Scabbard.

1210. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Etched Blade with U.S. Eagle Design, Retailed by Bent & Bush Boston,

Mass., Blade has Small Area of Pitting Near Point, Steel Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Overall Very Good

Condition.

1211. U.S. Model 1860 Cavalry Sabre, Manufactured by Mansfield & Lamb 1862, Grip Wrap Complete, Wire Missing,

Blade Overall Dark Patina, No Scabbard.

1212. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by Ames Chicopee, Mass., Ricasso Marked

“U.S.A.D.K. 1864”, Blade Bright with No Nicks or Rust, Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, Inspected by

“J.F.”, No Scabbard.

1213. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword by Ames 1862, 28” Blade with Small Patch of Pitting, Grip and Guard have

been Polished with Light Coating of Gild which is Worn in Areas, Incorrect, or Possible Post-War, Steel

Scabbard which also Shows Signs of Lacquer, Emerson & Silver were the Only Contractor that Used Steel

Scabbards During Civil War Years.

1214. U.S. M-1860 Field and Staff Officers Sword, 30” Etched Blade, Retailed by W. Stokes Kirk, Philadelphia, PA,

with Standard Military Design, Blade Dark with Several Small Nicks, Brass Counter Guard with Standard Eagle

Design, Knuckle Guard and Pommel is Standard, Nickel Plated Steel Scabbard with Light Rust and Pitting with

Brass Fittings.

1215. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 22” Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Cabotville 1848”, Ricasso Marked “US

RC”, Blade Clean and Bright with Slight Corrosion Near Tip, Regulation Guard Marked “MS”, Regulation Grip

and Pommel, Leather Brass Mounted Scabbard with Surface Cracks and One Area with Repair.

1216. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames Chicopee, Mass., Ricasso Marked “U.S. J.H. 1861”, 32”

Blade Clean with Several Nicks and Minor Rust Spots, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard with Small Dents on

Throat and Drag, Leather Surface Cracked in Numerous Places with Break and Old Repair about Midway,

Stitching Separated in Two Areas.

1217. Fraternal Sword, Probable “Patriots Sons of America”, Sword 28” Straight Blade, German Made Etched with

Original Owners Name, Counter Guard with Organization Initials, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip, Brass

Knuckle Guard, Pommel Bust of George Washington, Scabbard, Steel with Nickel Plating, Ornate Brass Fittings,

Condition, Overall Heavy Patina, Grip Intact but Worn.

1218. U.S. M-1852 Navy Officers Sword, 27” Etched Blade by Horstmann, Philadelphia, Pa, Regulation Guard and

Shark Skin, Wire Wrapped Grip, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard with Regulation Mounts, Leather Sold with

Some Surface Flacking and Wear, Sword Blade Bright with No Nicks.

1219. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Etched Blade by Ames Chicopee, Mass., Marked “U.S. J.H. 1855”,

Regulation Brass Guard and Grip, Knuckle Bow Inspector Marked “PHKW”, Several Small Nicks in

Blade, No Scabbard.

1220. U.S. Model 1850 Foot Officers Sword, 30 ½” Etched Blade, Manufactured by “C. Roby & Co. W. Chelmsford,

Mass., Blade Dark with Several Minor Nicks, Regulation Guard, Shark Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip and

Pommel, Scabbard steel with Single Ring Mount, Incorrect Foreign Manufacture.

1221. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword by Horstmann, Philadelphia, PA 1862, 28” German Made Blade with Regulation Grip

and Guard, Leather Scabbard with Brass Fitting, Solid with No Cracking or Bends.

1222. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “C. Roby, W. Chelmsford, Mass.”, Ricasso Marked

“U.S. 1863 F.S.S”, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel, Blade has Light Rust but No Nicks, No Scabbard.

1223. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, 32” Unmarked Blade, Regulation Brass Guard with Inspectors Mark A.G.M, Small

Area of Rust Near Tip, No Scabbard.

1224. U.S. Naval Pattern 1852 Officers Sword, 31 ½” Blade with Naval Design Etching with Original Owners Name

“Edward McCauley Jr.”, Retailed by Shannon, Miller & Crane, New York, Standard Navy Design Guard, with

Shark Skin and Wire Wrapped Grip, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard with Standard Naval Design, Leather Good

with No Cracks or Bends.

1225. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Ames, 1861, Leather Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Leather

Cracked with Partial Break to Body and Complete Break at Drag which is Present, Sword in Good Condition with

No Nicks or Damage.

1226. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “Collins & Co, Hartford, CT.”, Ricasso Marked 1861

with No Inspectors Mark, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel, Blade Bright with Several Small Nicks and

Rust Spots, No Scabbard.

1227. U.S. Navy Officers Sword M-1852, 29 ½” Etched Blade by “Ames Sword Co, Chicopee, Mass.”, Military Design

with US Naval Officers “Lieut. S.L. Graham, Regulation Counter Guard, Knuckle Bow and Pommel, Shark Skin

Wrapped Grip with Wire Wrap Missing, Includes Original Sword Knot, Leather Scabbard with Regulation Brass

Mounting, Scabbard Weak above Drag but Not Broken.

1228. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, Etched Blade with Military Design and U.S., Manufactured by “N.P. Ames Cutler,

Springfield”, ½ Folding Counter Guard, Raised Design on Knuckle Guard and Pommel, No Scabbard

1229. U.S. Heavy Cavalry Sabre Model 1840, 35” Curved Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Manuf. Co. Cabotville

1850”, Blade Clean with Age Spotting and Several Small Nicks, Ricasso Marked “U.S. ADK”, Regulation Brass

Guard and Pommel, Grip Leather and Wire Wrapped Showing Little or No Wear, No Scabbard.

1230. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade by “C. Roby, W. Chelmsford, Mass.”, with “U.S. 1862 F.S.S.” on

Ricasso, Regulation Brass Guard and Grip, No Scabbard.

1231. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Collins & Co. Hartford, CT. 1862, 28” Blade with Dark

Patina, Some Pitting at Point, No Scabbard.

1232. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by Ames 1858, Ricasso Marked “U.S. A.D.K. 1858”,

Regulation Guard, Grip and Pommel, Blade Dark with Numerous Nicks, No Scabbard.

1233. U.S. Model 1860 Cavalry Sabre, Manufactured by Ames 1865, Grip and Wire Wrapping Complete and in Good

Condition, Scabbard Overall Light Rust.

1234. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by “Ames Chicopee, Mass.”, Ricasso Marked “U.S.JCW 1865”,

Blade Clean with No Nicks or Rust, Leather Scabbard is Brass Mounted and Solid but has a Repaired Break

Above the Drag and has some Scuffing with Minor Dents on Drag.

1235. U.S. Model 1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames 1858, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Complete with

Sime Surface Cracks but Not Broken.

1236. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword, Manufactured by Ames Manuf. Co, Chicopee, Mass., 32” Blade Ricasso Marked U.S.

TKL, 1864, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel, Blade Bright with No Nicks or Rust, Brass Mounted

Leather Scabbard with Break and Repair above Drag, Remainder Solid with Only Surface Cracks, No Dents in

Drag, Minor Dents in Throat.

1237. U.S. Non-Regulation, Model 1840 NCO Sword, 29” German Made Blade ½” Wide with Leaf Design Etching,

Brass ½ Counter Guard with Deep Groove, Grip having Simulated Wire Wrap Design, Regulation Knuckle Guard

and Pommel, Blade Bright with Minor Nicks, No Rust, Scabbard Nickel Plated Steel with Brass Mounts, Several

Dents in Drag.

1238. U.S. Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry Sabre, 36” Curved Blade, Manufactured by N.P. Ames Cabotville, Mass. 1847,

Ricasso Marked “U.S. J.P.C.”, Regulation Guard and Pommel, Leather and Wire Wrapped Grip Missing Most of

the Wire with Leather Worn, No Scabbard.

1239. U.S. M-1840 NCO Sword with Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard, Scabbard Shows Area of Leather Cracking but

Remains Solid with No Breaks.

1240. U.S. M-1850 Foot Officers Sword, 30” Etched Blade by Ames Manuf. Co., Chicopee, Mass., Standard Military

Design on Blade with Regulation Guard and Pommel, Several Small Nicks on Blade Grip Wrap Good with

Complete Wire, Leather Scabbard with Brass Furniture, Leather Scuffed in Areas but Solid, Drag Shows Several

Small Dents, Includes Original Bullion Sword Knot.

1241. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, 32” Blade, Manufactured by “Ames Chicopee, Mass.”, Ricasso Marked “U.S.

ADK 1863”, Regulation Brass Guard, Grip and Pommel, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Solid with Repaired

Break above Drag, Blade Bright with 2 or 3 Minor Nicks.

1242. U.S. Model 1840 Non-Regulation NCO Sword, Manufactured by Horstmann, Philadelphia, PA, 30” Etched Blade

with Extra Large Cast Brass Counter Guard and Grip, Steel Scabbard with Brass Throat and Drag, Drag Dented in

Several Places.

1243. U.S. Model 1860 Field and Staff Officers Sword, 28 ½” Etched and Polished Blade by “Henders Ames,

Kalamazoo, Mich.”, ½ Folding Counter Guard Gilded Brass with High Relief Eagle and Stand of Arms Design,

Knuckle Guard and Pommel with Fine Detailed Raised Design, Includes Original Sabre Knot, Steel Nickel Plated

Highly Polished Scabbard with Brass Mounts, Nickel has Minor Flaking and Areas of Wear.

1244. U.S. M-1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Ames Cabotville 1847, Small Area of Rust on Blade but

Otherwise Cleans with No Nicks, Regulation Brass Guard and Grip, Brass Mounted Leather Scabbard Complete

with some Surface Cracks but Solid.

1245. U.S. Model 1852 Navy Officers Sword, 28” Etched German Made Blade, Retailed by W.H. Horstmann & Sons,

Philadelphia, PA, Blade Bright and Clean with No Nicks, Small Area of Corrosion above Drag, Regulation Brass

Guard, Grip and Pommel, Grip Wrap and Wire Complete with Little Wear, Non-Regulation Brass Mounted Shark

Skin Scabbard, Solid with No Breaks.

1246. U.S. Model 1840 Musicians Sword, Manufactured by Roby, Chelmsford, Mass. 1863, Brass Mounted Leather

Scabbard, Leather has Numerous Age Surface Cracks, Blade Shows No Rust or Pitting, The Numbers “12” is

Stamped into the Cross Guard below the Grip.

1247. U.S. M-1840 Musicians Sword, 28” Blade, Manufactured by Ames 1862, Regulation Brass Guard and Grip,

Leather Brass Mounted, Leather Scabbard solid with Break Repair 9+” from Tip of Drag but NO Flaking or

Cracks, Blade Bright and Clean with No Nicks.

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