Original U.S. Civil War Era French Short Artillery Sword with Scabbard & Frog Century 5” inches of the rear

5” inches of the rear hammer

The shotgun is in good display condition

Many of the small parts of the revolver are also marked with assembly number S/31

The condition of the leather though leads us to think that it was arsenal refreshed at some point in its life

so covers were made in these cloth and issued which went all the way to the end of the war in 1918

Original U.S. Civil War Era French Short Artillery Sword with Scabbard & Frog Century 5” inches of the rearOriginal Item: Only One Available. The outbreak of the U. S. Civil War massively disrupted trade around the country, as well as international trade. During the early years of the war, supplies were short on both sides, especially in the South, which lacked the North's manufacturing capacity. Even after the raid on Harper's Ferry Arsenal, they still needed to import many goods from overseas. This is a typical example of a French Artillery sword that