Original U.S. M1821 Regulation Infantry Officer's Eagle Head Pommel Sword with Scabbard British Antique Guns there was a very large

there was a very large surplus of M1 helmets

This example still retains lower label only:

complete with the pin and pull string

The "crossed sabers" on the shield indicate that it is for an Army Cavalry unit

1814 was the action that spurred Francis Scott Key to write the words to

Original U.S. M1821 Regulation Infantry Officer's Eagle Head Pommel Sword with Scabbard British Antique Guns there was a very largeOriginal item: Only One Available. Here we have a very nice original Eagle Headed U. S. Officer's sword from the early 1800s. This exact pattern is of the 1821 regulation. The sword is all brass mounted with an interesting "D" hand guard and a very nice "closed mouth" Eagle head pommel. The grip is carved checked bone, and while it does show age, we do not see any cracks or chips on it at all. The eagle's head is very well executed, with a lovely