Original U.S. Revolutionary War - Federal Period Officer’s Sword with Partial Scabbard & Fluted Horn Grip - Circa 1790 ERA This is a gorgeous example

This is a gorgeous example of a Boys Anti-Tank Rifle magazine

the catch to keep the barrel from opening too far is still present on this example

No stripe in the center of the ribbon indicates an award for someone invalided out of service

with a strong dry fire and the

which looks to have seen light service during the WWII era

Original U.S. Revolutionary War - Federal Period Officer’s Sword with Partial Scabbard & Fluted Horn Grip - Circa 1790 ERA This is a gorgeous exampleOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous Officers sword dating from the American Revolutionary War to the Federal Period, around 1790, with most of its original scabbard. This lovely example has a stirrup style hilt with a fluted dark horn grip and suspension ring hanging from the brass guard. This would have been utilized by an officer of infantry. The sword features a straight 29 blade with a single fuller and false edge, which is in