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CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE
CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE

CIVIL WAR WW1 US MODEL 1850 NAVY OFFICER’S SWORD-ETCHED BLADE BELT HANGER BUCKLE

$ 53.32

Availability: 48 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Region of Origin: United States
  • Item must be returned within: 14 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Theme: Militaria
  • Condition: Used
  • Conflict: WW I (1914-18)
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    Good condition original WW1 Sword Civil War US Navy Model 1850 Foot Officer’s Sword.  has original bright finish largely turned dark gray and brown patina. Good original etching on both sides, Brass hilt has nice looking patina. Grip has tight wire wrap and to the sharkskin covering.Nice Scabbard. With Civil War ?? Belt Hanger And Buckle, A classic Civil War sword for your collection.
    This information was offered by a fellow ebayer much appreciated ,I'm not an expert so i appreciate all help when i dont list things properly
    Thank You
    Hi. That is a model 1852 Navel officer's sword. The maker was significantly involved in the Army model 1902. This sword is most likely pre-WW1 not civil war as the maker was not around at that time.
    The belt and hangers if they are original to the pre-ww1 time period they are probably worth more then the sword.
    Thought you should know