U.S. EXPERIMENTAL U.S. 1905/1906 CAVALRY SABER

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Item Code: 766-1623

This is an excellent example of the scarce experimental saber issued on a trial basis starting in 1905 and 1906. The Ordnance Department wanted a saber that was better adapted for the thrust than the cut and this has the regulation slightly curved blade, with long grip, pistol pommel, and solid guard. The metal pommel and guard are excellent, with no dents or bends and have lots of original blue that is shading to plum in some areas and shows some rubbing on the edges that show as gray and plum brown. The grip retains its full, deep gray sharkskin wrap with good surface and color and its full triple-wire binding. The blade has its thick blade pad in place and is smooth, bright metal, showing just some scattered wisps of thin gray, but with excellent edge and point and crisp markings. The ricasso is stamped “U.S.” on the reverse and "A.S. Co. / [Ordnance Bomb] / 1906" at obverse. There is no scabbard.

This is a very good example of a U.S. cavalry saber issued on a trial basis and is a key piece in a collection of U.S. or cavalry edged weapons.  [sr] [ph:m]

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