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Early Civil War Cook & Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass
Early Civil War Cook & Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass
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Guns International #: 101935700
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
Seller's Information
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Seller: thesouthone
Member Since: 1/2/22
First Name: Mark
Last Name: Morton
State:
Georgia
Zip: 30033
Country: United States
Phone:
(404) 452-2333
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 170
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Return policy varies with different items, please refer to listing or contact me with questions about any return days from date received. If an item is returned it must be unaltered from condition received.
Return policy varies with different items, please refer to listing or contact me with questions about any return days from date received. If an item is returned it must be unaltered from condition received.
Payment Methods: Money Orders, Best Method, Receive Immediate Shipment, Personal Checks.
About Us: I have been buying, selling, trading all types of militaria for about 35 years, primarily German, Japanese WW 2 and Civil War items. While I list items for sale for a cash price, I am open to offers, cash and trade or straight trades. I will combine items for shipping and make deals on multiple item purchases. Please ask any questions you have that are not covered by the information provided in the listing. Items sold are believed to be, with all available information, original period items unless otherwise stated. Return if not as described for refund minus shipping. Thanks, Mark
Early Civil War Cook & Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass
Description:
Revising this listing... I think this was an import item very early in the Civil War and not actually manufactured in the south or possible the blade was an import, who knows. Absolutely an early/mid 19th century made piece. Having done a fair amount of research on this item, I have been able to find only two other examples of this exact cutlass on the internet or anywhere, one with a wood scabbard, metal throat and drag. I found another Confederate cutlass with an almost identical blade/fuller design/configuration by Courtney & Tennant a South Carolina maker that imported blades primarily English made. Almost the same blade on the Cutlasses they imported.
I am trained as a machineist and as such recognize the specialized heavy equipment and types of different manufacturing steps required to create this item, fifteen or more manufacturing steps alone, and that doesn't include the scabbard or several other steps required to make this. Another example that was ed about ten years ago by Rock Island had a wood scabbard with sheet metal throat and drag.....Use the following search term to locate that Cutlass sold on Rock Island's site that had a letter from the family and a scabbard. Morphy's sold one of these also but had no history and just the sword.Cook& Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass for Sale Rock Island.
The guy at Arizona swords shows a picture of one of these as a fake but the picture he references is actually copy pasted and reversed from an old Morphy auctiion picture of one of these. He has never actually personally examined the sword he makes claims about from what I can determine. I asked him that question, if he had personally examined the one he references but never got an answer. And compared to the old picture the AzSwords pic is identical except reversed.
The parts on this sword have great natural patina and aging. If you have one of these or pictures or know specific information about this item, please contact me, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Mark $50.00 for S&H in the continental U.S.
SOLD
Description:
Revising this listing... I think this was an import item very early in the Civil War and not actually manufactured in the south or possible the blade was an import, who knows. Absolutely an early/mid 19th century made piece. Having done a fair amount of research on this item, I have been able to find only two other examples of this exact cutlass on the internet or anywhere, one with a wood scabbard, metal throat and drag. I found another Confederate cutlass with an almost identical blade/fuller design/configuration by Courtney & Tennant a South Carolina maker that imported blades primarily English made. Almost the same blade on the Cutlasses they imported.
I am trained as a machineist and as such recognize the specialized heavy equipment and types of different manufacturing steps required to create this item, fifteen or more manufacturing steps alone, and that doesn't include the scabbard or several other steps required to make this. Another example that was ed about ten years ago by Rock Island had a wood scabbard with sheet metal throat and drag.....Use the following search term to locate that Cutlass sold on Rock Island's site that had a letter from the family and a scabbard. Morphy's sold one of these also but had no history and just the sword.Cook& Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass for Sale Rock Island.
The guy at Arizona swords shows a picture of one of these as a fake but the picture he references is actually copy pasted and reversed from an old Morphy auctiion picture of one of these. He has never actually personally examined the sword he makes claims about from what I can determine. I asked him that question, if he had personally examined the one he references but never got an answer. And compared to the old picture the AzSwords pic is identical except reversed.
The parts on this sword have great natural patina and aging. If you have one of these or pictures or know specific information about this item, please contact me, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Mark $50.00 for S&H in the continental U.S.
SOLD
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Guns International #: 101935700
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: thesouthone
Member Since: 1/2/22
First Name: Mark
Last Name: Morton
State:
Georgia
Zip: 30033
Country: United States
Phone:
(404) 452-2333
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 170
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Return policy varies with different items, please refer to listing or contact me with questions about any return days from date received. If an item is returned it must be unaltered from condition received. Payment Methods: Money Orders, Best Method, Receive Immediate Shipment, Personal Checks.
About Us: I have been buying, selling, trading all types of militaria for about 35 years, primarily German, Japanese WW 2 and Civil War items. While I list items for sale for a cash price, I am open to offers, cash and trade or straight trades. I will combine items for shipping and make deals on multiple item purchases. Please ask any questions you have that are not covered by the information provided in the listing. Items sold are believed to be, with all available information, original period items unless otherwise stated. Return if not as described for refund minus shipping. Thanks, Mark
Early Civil War Cook & Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass
Description: Revising this listing... I think this was an import item very early in the Civil War and not actually manufactured in the south or possible the blade was an import, who knows. Absolutely an early/mid 19th century made piece. Having done a fair amount of research on this item, I have been able to find only two other examples of this exact cutlass on the internet or anywhere, one with a wood scabbard, metal throat and drag. I found another Confederate cutlass with an almost identical blade/fuller design/configuration by Courtney & Tennant a South Carolina maker that imported blades primarily English made. Almost the same blade on the Cutlasses they imported. I am trained as a machineist and as such recognize the specialized heavy equipment and types of different manufacturing steps required to create this item, fifteen or more manufacturing steps alone, and that doesn't include the scabbard or several other steps required to make this. Another example that was ed about ten years ago by Rock Island had a wood scabbard with sheet metal throat and drag.....Use the following search term to locate that Cutlass sold on Rock Island's site that had a letter from the family and a scabbard. Morphy's sold one of these also but had no history and just the sword.Cook& Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass for Sale Rock Island. The guy at Arizona swords shows a picture of one of these as a fake but the picture he references is actually copy pasted and reversed from an old Morphy auctiion picture of one of these. He has never actually personally examined the sword he makes claims about from what I can determine. I asked him that question, if he had personally examined the one he references but never got an answer. And compared to the old picture the AzSwords pic is identical except reversed. The parts on this sword have great natural patina and aging. If you have one of these or pictures or know specific information about this item, please contact me, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Mark $50.00 for S&H in the continental U.S. SOLD |
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Guns International #: 101935700
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: thesouthone
Member Since: 1/2/22
First Name: Mark
Last Name: Morton
State:
Georgia
Zip: 30033
Country: United States
Phone:
(404) 452-2333
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 170
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Return policy varies with different items, please refer to listing or contact me with questions about any return days from date received. If an item is returned it must be unaltered from condition received.
Return policy varies with different items, please refer to listing or contact me with questions about any return days from date received. If an item is returned it must be unaltered from condition received.
Payment Methods: Money Orders, Best Method, Receive Immediate Shipment, Personal Checks.
About Us: I have been buying, selling, trading all types of militaria for about 35 years, primarily German, Japanese WW 2 and Civil War items. While I list items for sale for a cash price, I am open to offers, cash and trade or straight trades. I will combine items for shipping and make deals on multiple item purchases. Please ask any questions you have that are not covered by the information provided in the listing. Items sold are believed to be, with all available information, original period items unless otherwise stated. Return if not as described for refund minus shipping. Thanks, Mark
Early Civil War Cook & Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass
Description:
Revising this listing... I think this was an import item very early in the Civil War and not actually manufactured in the south or possible the blade was an import, who knows. Absolutely an early/mid 19th century made piece. Having done a fair amount of research on this item, I have been able to find only two other examples of this exact cutlass on the internet or anywhere, one with a wood scabbard, metal throat and drag. I found another Confederate cutlass with an almost identical blade/fuller design/configuration by Courtney & Tennant a South Carolina maker that imported blades primarily English made. Almost the same blade on the Cutlasses they imported.
I am trained as a machineist and as such recognize the specialized heavy equipment and types of different manufacturing steps required to create this item, fifteen or more manufacturing steps alone, and that doesn't include the scabbard or several other steps required to make this. Another example that was ed about ten years ago by Rock Island had a wood scabbard with sheet metal throat and drag.....Use the following search term to locate that Cutlass sold on Rock Island's site that had a letter from the family and a scabbard. Morphy's sold one of these also but had no history and just the sword.Cook& Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass for Sale Rock Island.
The guy at Arizona swords shows a picture of one of these as a fake but the picture he references is actually copy pasted and reversed from an old Morphy auctiion picture of one of these. He has never actually personally examined the sword he makes claims about from what I can determine. I asked him that question, if he had personally examined the one he references but never got an answer. And compared to the old picture the AzSwords pic is identical except reversed.
The parts on this sword have great natural patina and aging. If you have one of these or pictures or know specific information about this item, please contact me, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Mark $50.00 for S&H in the continental U.S.
SOLD
Description:
Revising this listing... I think this was an import item very early in the Civil War and not actually manufactured in the south or possible the blade was an import, who knows. Absolutely an early/mid 19th century made piece. Having done a fair amount of research on this item, I have been able to find only two other examples of this exact cutlass on the internet or anywhere, one with a wood scabbard, metal throat and drag. I found another Confederate cutlass with an almost identical blade/fuller design/configuration by Courtney & Tennant a South Carolina maker that imported blades primarily English made. Almost the same blade on the Cutlasses they imported.
I am trained as a machineist and as such recognize the specialized heavy equipment and types of different manufacturing steps required to create this item, fifteen or more manufacturing steps alone, and that doesn't include the scabbard or several other steps required to make this. Another example that was ed about ten years ago by Rock Island had a wood scabbard with sheet metal throat and drag.....Use the following search term to locate that Cutlass sold on Rock Island's site that had a letter from the family and a scabbard. Morphy's sold one of these also but had no history and just the sword.Cook& Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass for Sale Rock Island.
The guy at Arizona swords shows a picture of one of these as a fake but the picture he references is actually copy pasted and reversed from an old Morphy auctiion picture of one of these. He has never actually personally examined the sword he makes claims about from what I can determine. I asked him that question, if he had personally examined the one he references but never got an answer. And compared to the old picture the AzSwords pic is identical except reversed.
The parts on this sword have great natural patina and aging. If you have one of these or pictures or know specific information about this item, please contact me, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Mark $50.00 for S&H in the continental U.S.
SOLD
Guns International #: 101935700
Guns International #: 101935700
Category - Collectibles - Civil War
- Military Collectible US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: thesouthone
Member Since: 1/2/22
First Name: Mark
Last Name: Morton
State:
Georgia
Zip: 30033
Country: United States
Phone:
(404) 452-2333
Active Listings: 20
Total Listings: 170
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
Return policy varies with different items, please refer to listing or contact me with questions about any return days from date received. If an item is returned it must be unaltered from condition received.
Return policy varies with different items, please refer to listing or contact me with questions about any return days from date received. If an item is returned it must be unaltered from condition received.
Payment Methods: Money Orders, Best Method, Receive Immediate Shipment, Personal Checks.
About Us: I have been buying, selling, trading all types of militaria for about 35 years, primarily German, Japanese WW 2 and Civil War items. While I list items for sale for a cash price, I am open to offers, cash and trade or straight trades. I will combine items for shipping and make deals on multiple item purchases. Please ask any questions you have that are not covered by the information provided in the listing. Items sold are believed to be, with all available information, original period items unless otherwise stated. Return if not as described for refund minus shipping. Thanks, Mark
Early Civil War Cook & Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass
Description:
Revising this listing... I think this was an import item very early in the Civil War and not actually manufactured in the south or possible the blade was an import, who knows. Absolutely an early/mid 19th century made piece. Having done a fair amount of research on this item, I have been able to find only two other examples of this exact cutlass on the internet or anywhere, one with a wood scabbard, metal throat and drag. I found another Confederate cutlass with an almost identical blade/fuller design/configuration by Courtney & Tennant a South Carolina maker that imported blades primarily English made. Almost the same blade on the Cutlasses they imported.
I am trained as a machineist and as such recognize the specialized heavy equipment and types of different manufacturing steps required to create this item, fifteen or more manufacturing steps alone, and that doesn't include the scabbard or several other steps required to make this. Another example that was ed about ten years ago by Rock Island had a wood scabbard with sheet metal throat and drag.....Use the following search term to locate that Cutlass sold on Rock Island's site that had a letter from the family and a scabbard. Morphy's sold one of these also but had no history and just the sword.Cook& Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass for Sale Rock Island.
The guy at Arizona swords shows a picture of one of these as a fake but the picture he references is actually copy pasted and reversed from an old Morphy auctiion picture of one of these. He has never actually personally examined the sword he makes claims about from what I can determine. I asked him that question, if he had personally examined the one he references but never got an answer. And compared to the old picture the AzSwords pic is identical except reversed.
The parts on this sword have great natural patina and aging. If you have one of these or pictures or know specific information about this item, please contact me, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Mark $50.00 for S&H in the continental U.S.
SOLD
Description:
Revising this listing... I think this was an import item very early in the Civil War and not actually manufactured in the south or possible the blade was an import, who knows. Absolutely an early/mid 19th century made piece. Having done a fair amount of research on this item, I have been able to find only two other examples of this exact cutlass on the internet or anywhere, one with a wood scabbard, metal throat and drag. I found another Confederate cutlass with an almost identical blade/fuller design/configuration by Courtney & Tennant a South Carolina maker that imported blades primarily English made. Almost the same blade on the Cutlasses they imported.
I am trained as a machineist and as such recognize the specialized heavy equipment and types of different manufacturing steps required to create this item, fifteen or more manufacturing steps alone, and that doesn't include the scabbard or several other steps required to make this. Another example that was ed about ten years ago by Rock Island had a wood scabbard with sheet metal throat and drag.....Use the following search term to locate that Cutlass sold on Rock Island's site that had a letter from the family and a scabbard. Morphy's sold one of these also but had no history and just the sword.Cook& Co. N.O. Confederate Cutlass for Sale Rock Island.
The guy at Arizona swords shows a picture of one of these as a fake but the picture he references is actually copy pasted and reversed from an old Morphy auctiion picture of one of these. He has never actually personally examined the sword he makes claims about from what I can determine. I asked him that question, if he had personally examined the one he references but never got an answer. And compared to the old picture the AzSwords pic is identical except reversed.
The parts on this sword have great natural patina and aging. If you have one of these or pictures or know specific information about this item, please contact me, and I appreciate that. Thanks, Mark $50.00 for S&H in the continental U.S.
SOLD
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