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$550.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 344-2514
Maker: Unmarked; probably N.P. Ames of Springfield, Mass.
Blade Length: 34”
Blade Etchings: Only a small amount of the light leaf design remains. Blade is very nice with smooth semi-bright finish.
Grip: Only traces of the leather remain and one strand of wire.
Scabbard: None.
Condition, on a scale of 1 – 10: Grip - 2; Blade – 7
Tip of brass hilt is inspected “ORD. / HKC” for mason Henry Knox Craig, who inspected swords 1835-1837. A small “7” is stamped on the solid backstrap.
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