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CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA ON GUARD
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA ON GUARD
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Guns International #: 102490676
Category - Edged Weapons Pre 1900
- Collectibles - Civil War
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Seller: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Company: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Company: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Member Since: 10/7/21
First Name: giuliano
Last Name: cipolla
State:
Illinois
Zip: 60477
Country: United States
Phone:
(708) 612-0258
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 40
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
7 days
7 days
Payment Methods: Check Pay pal Venmo
About Us: Longtime Collector
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA ON GUARD
Description:
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA STAMPED ON GUARD. I AM NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT MY SWORDS ARE REAL.
WHEN YOU BUY THE BEST YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO MAKE EXCUSES LATER.
Here is a cool piece! It is an original Confederate cavalry saber. This is the classic style that is attributed as being made by the firm of Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina. They are often referred to as being a "Marshall" cavalry. Early on they believed that they were made by Marshall of Georgia. This pattern of sword is illustrated on page 107 of Shannon's Pritchard's book on Collecting the Confederacy. They are very distinctive even though they are completely unmarked. This one has the very long 35-3/4th inch blade that is almost completely straight. This one is full-length with a great look. It has the single hand forged fuller on each side of the blade. The handle on the sword has a very pleasing look. It has the classic smooth front side of the guard with the flowing hand guard branches. On the blade side of the handguard, it has a "C.S.A." period stamping in the metal. The handle of the sword still retains it original wooden core after all of the years as well as a good bit of the leather and the single strand wire. The original pommel cap is present on the handle and it has a rich patina. You can see the casting bubbles in the brass where it was made in a sand mold. The sword accompanied by the original scabbard. These swords are made using the 2-piece wooden panel body with the iron and brass mounts. It enhances the display tremendously. The body of the scabbard is solid. The mounts have the iron body with the brass mounts and iron rings. The iron drag is partially present. You can tell that it was standing in the corner of the cabin or barn and the tip of the drag was lost to the ages. This is a great untouched Confederate cavalry saber that displays beautifully.
SOLD
Description:
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA STAMPED ON GUARD. I AM NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT MY SWORDS ARE REAL.
WHEN YOU BUY THE BEST YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO MAKE EXCUSES LATER.
Here is a cool piece! It is an original Confederate cavalry saber. This is the classic style that is attributed as being made by the firm of Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina. They are often referred to as being a "Marshall" cavalry. Early on they believed that they were made by Marshall of Georgia. This pattern of sword is illustrated on page 107 of Shannon's Pritchard's book on Collecting the Confederacy. They are very distinctive even though they are completely unmarked. This one has the very long 35-3/4th inch blade that is almost completely straight. This one is full-length with a great look. It has the single hand forged fuller on each side of the blade. The handle on the sword has a very pleasing look. It has the classic smooth front side of the guard with the flowing hand guard branches. On the blade side of the handguard, it has a "C.S.A." period stamping in the metal. The handle of the sword still retains it original wooden core after all of the years as well as a good bit of the leather and the single strand wire. The original pommel cap is present on the handle and it has a rich patina. You can see the casting bubbles in the brass where it was made in a sand mold. The sword accompanied by the original scabbard. These swords are made using the 2-piece wooden panel body with the iron and brass mounts. It enhances the display tremendously. The body of the scabbard is solid. The mounts have the iron body with the brass mounts and iron rings. The iron drag is partially present. You can tell that it was standing in the corner of the cabin or barn and the tip of the drag was lost to the ages. This is a great untouched Confederate cavalry saber that displays beautifully.
SOLD
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Guns International #: 102490676
Category - Edged Weapons Pre 1900
- Collectibles - Civil War
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Company: Rachele Mandell Gallery Member Since: 10/7/21
First Name: giuliano
Last Name: cipolla
State:
Illinois
Zip: 60477
Country: United States
Phone:
(708) 612-0258
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 40
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
7 days Payment Methods: Check Pay pal Venmo
About Us: Longtime Collector
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA ON GUARD
Description: CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA STAMPED ON GUARD. I AM NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT MY SWORDS ARE REAL. WHEN YOU BUY THE BEST YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO MAKE EXCUSES LATER. Here is a cool piece! It is an original Confederate cavalry saber. This is the classic style that is attributed as being made by the firm of Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina. They are often referred to as being a "Marshall" cavalry. Early on they believed that they were made by Marshall of Georgia. This pattern of sword is illustrated on page 107 of Shannon's Pritchard's book on Collecting the Confederacy. They are very distinctive even though they are completely unmarked. This one has the very long 35-3/4th inch blade that is almost completely straight. This one is full-length with a great look. It has the single hand forged fuller on each side of the blade. The handle on the sword has a very pleasing look. It has the classic smooth front side of the guard with the flowing hand guard branches. On the blade side of the handguard, it has a "C.S.A." period stamping in the metal. The handle of the sword still retains it original wooden core after all of the years as well as a good bit of the leather and the single strand wire. The original pommel cap is present on the handle and it has a rich patina. You can see the casting bubbles in the brass where it was made in a sand mold. The sword accompanied by the original scabbard. These swords are made using the 2-piece wooden panel body with the iron and brass mounts. It enhances the display tremendously. The body of the scabbard is solid. The mounts have the iron body with the brass mounts and iron rings. The iron drag is partially present. You can tell that it was standing in the corner of the cabin or barn and the tip of the drag was lost to the ages. This is a great untouched Confederate cavalry saber that displays beautifully. SOLD |
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Guns International #: 102490676
Category - Edged Weapons Pre 1900
- Collectibles - Civil War
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Company: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Company: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Member Since: 10/7/21
First Name: giuliano
Last Name: cipolla
State:
Illinois
Zip: 60477
Country: United States
Phone:
(708) 612-0258
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 40
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
7 days
7 days
Payment Methods: Check Pay pal Venmo
About Us: Longtime Collector
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA ON GUARD
Description:
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA STAMPED ON GUARD. I AM NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT MY SWORDS ARE REAL.
WHEN YOU BUY THE BEST YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO MAKE EXCUSES LATER.
Here is a cool piece! It is an original Confederate cavalry saber. This is the classic style that is attributed as being made by the firm of Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina. They are often referred to as being a "Marshall" cavalry. Early on they believed that they were made by Marshall of Georgia. This pattern of sword is illustrated on page 107 of Shannon's Pritchard's book on Collecting the Confederacy. They are very distinctive even though they are completely unmarked. This one has the very long 35-3/4th inch blade that is almost completely straight. This one is full-length with a great look. It has the single hand forged fuller on each side of the blade. The handle on the sword has a very pleasing look. It has the classic smooth front side of the guard with the flowing hand guard branches. On the blade side of the handguard, it has a "C.S.A." period stamping in the metal. The handle of the sword still retains it original wooden core after all of the years as well as a good bit of the leather and the single strand wire. The original pommel cap is present on the handle and it has a rich patina. You can see the casting bubbles in the brass where it was made in a sand mold. The sword accompanied by the original scabbard. These swords are made using the 2-piece wooden panel body with the iron and brass mounts. It enhances the display tremendously. The body of the scabbard is solid. The mounts have the iron body with the brass mounts and iron rings. The iron drag is partially present. You can tell that it was standing in the corner of the cabin or barn and the tip of the drag was lost to the ages. This is a great untouched Confederate cavalry saber that displays beautifully.
SOLD
Description:
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA STAMPED ON GUARD. I AM NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT MY SWORDS ARE REAL.
WHEN YOU BUY THE BEST YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO MAKE EXCUSES LATER.
Here is a cool piece! It is an original Confederate cavalry saber. This is the classic style that is attributed as being made by the firm of Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina. They are often referred to as being a "Marshall" cavalry. Early on they believed that they were made by Marshall of Georgia. This pattern of sword is illustrated on page 107 of Shannon's Pritchard's book on Collecting the Confederacy. They are very distinctive even though they are completely unmarked. This one has the very long 35-3/4th inch blade that is almost completely straight. This one is full-length with a great look. It has the single hand forged fuller on each side of the blade. The handle on the sword has a very pleasing look. It has the classic smooth front side of the guard with the flowing hand guard branches. On the blade side of the handguard, it has a "C.S.A." period stamping in the metal. The handle of the sword still retains it original wooden core after all of the years as well as a good bit of the leather and the single strand wire. The original pommel cap is present on the handle and it has a rich patina. You can see the casting bubbles in the brass where it was made in a sand mold. The sword accompanied by the original scabbard. These swords are made using the 2-piece wooden panel body with the iron and brass mounts. It enhances the display tremendously. The body of the scabbard is solid. The mounts have the iron body with the brass mounts and iron rings. The iron drag is partially present. You can tell that it was standing in the corner of the cabin or barn and the tip of the drag was lost to the ages. This is a great untouched Confederate cavalry saber that displays beautifully.
SOLD
Guns International #: 102490676
Guns International #: 102490676
Category - Edged Weapons Pre 1900
- Collectibles - Civil War
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Company: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Company: Rachele Mandell Gallery
Member Since: 10/7/21
First Name: giuliano
Last Name: cipolla
State:
Illinois
Zip: 60477
Country: United States
Phone:
(708) 612-0258
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 40
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
7 days
7 days
Payment Methods: Check Pay pal Venmo
About Us: Longtime Collector
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA ON GUARD
Description:
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA STAMPED ON GUARD. I AM NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT MY SWORDS ARE REAL.
WHEN YOU BUY THE BEST YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO MAKE EXCUSES LATER.
Here is a cool piece! It is an original Confederate cavalry saber. This is the classic style that is attributed as being made by the firm of Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina. They are often referred to as being a "Marshall" cavalry. Early on they believed that they were made by Marshall of Georgia. This pattern of sword is illustrated on page 107 of Shannon's Pritchard's book on Collecting the Confederacy. They are very distinctive even though they are completely unmarked. This one has the very long 35-3/4th inch blade that is almost completely straight. This one is full-length with a great look. It has the single hand forged fuller on each side of the blade. The handle on the sword has a very pleasing look. It has the classic smooth front side of the guard with the flowing hand guard branches. On the blade side of the handguard, it has a "C.S.A." period stamping in the metal. The handle of the sword still retains it original wooden core after all of the years as well as a good bit of the leather and the single strand wire. The original pommel cap is present on the handle and it has a rich patina. You can see the casting bubbles in the brass where it was made in a sand mold. The sword accompanied by the original scabbard. These swords are made using the 2-piece wooden panel body with the iron and brass mounts. It enhances the display tremendously. The body of the scabbard is solid. The mounts have the iron body with the brass mounts and iron rings. The iron drag is partially present. You can tell that it was standing in the corner of the cabin or barn and the tip of the drag was lost to the ages. This is a great untouched Confederate cavalry saber that displays beautifully.
SOLD
Description:
CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE HAMMOND MARSHALL GEORGIA CAVALRY SWORD WITH CSA STAMPED ON GUARD. I AM NOT THE CHEAPEST BUT MY SWORDS ARE REAL.
WHEN YOU BUY THE BEST YOU WILL NEVER HAVE TO MAKE EXCUSES LATER.
Here is a cool piece! It is an original Confederate cavalry saber. This is the classic style that is attributed as being made by the firm of Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina. They are often referred to as being a "Marshall" cavalry. Early on they believed that they were made by Marshall of Georgia. This pattern of sword is illustrated on page 107 of Shannon's Pritchard's book on Collecting the Confederacy. They are very distinctive even though they are completely unmarked. This one has the very long 35-3/4th inch blade that is almost completely straight. This one is full-length with a great look. It has the single hand forged fuller on each side of the blade. The handle on the sword has a very pleasing look. It has the classic smooth front side of the guard with the flowing hand guard branches. On the blade side of the handguard, it has a "C.S.A." period stamping in the metal. The handle of the sword still retains it original wooden core after all of the years as well as a good bit of the leather and the single strand wire. The original pommel cap is present on the handle and it has a rich patina. You can see the casting bubbles in the brass where it was made in a sand mold. The sword accompanied by the original scabbard. These swords are made using the 2-piece wooden panel body with the iron and brass mounts. It enhances the display tremendously. The body of the scabbard is solid. The mounts have the iron body with the brass mounts and iron rings. The iron drag is partially present. You can tell that it was standing in the corner of the cabin or barn and the tip of the drag was lost to the ages. This is a great untouched Confederate cavalry saber that displays beautifully.
SOLD
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