CIVIL WAR CAVALRY CARBINE SWIVEL

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Item Code: 172-3237

Here is a great specimen of a typical carbine swivel hook used by Federal cavalrymen during the Civil War. When attached to one end of the trooper’s leather carbine sling, the swivel’s spring loaded snap hook secured the man’s carbine at the sling bar and rendered his hands free to hold the reins. Constructed of polished steel, this unmarked artifact has two components: the snap hook and the steel sling loop. No maker markings or stampings appear on the device that measures 6½” in total length. Once shiny bright, all metal areas now wear a satin-like, dusky sheen with scattered areas of light peppery pitting. Appears to have been cleaned. A pleasing example of Civil War horse equipment that would display well in any cavalry collection.

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