$6,500.00 SOLD
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Item Code: 870-659
Manufactured: Philadelphia
Maker: Horstmann / Weyersberg
Year: 1840
Model: M 1840 General Officer’s Sword
Size: 32.25 inch blade
Condition: Mint
This sword is a real screamer and is mint from top to bottom. Gilt brass guard with folding counter guard has 99% full gilt remaining. Pommel is urn shaped with a capstan nut. Grip is sheet silver stamped in a wire pattern which has turned a deep patina. The counter guard button functions perfectly. Blade is also mint with standard Weyersberg etch of the 1840 time period. Obverse blade is foliate / urn-foliate / US surrounded by rays / foliate. Reverse has kings head stamp of Weyersberg / fan foliate / foliate / US eagle under rays / foliate. Blade is single edged. Brass scabbard is engraved and has full gilt. Gilt brass General Officer scabbard is engraved with foliate, and American Eagle holding a federal shield and a then foliate. The reverse throat area has the applied Horstmann address scroll, The drag is deeply engraved as well. Scabbard has double rings on the top with a frog attachment and then a single ring in the middle. Has a few very minor dings. The best of the best.
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