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U.S. M-1850 Staff & Field OFFICER'S SWORD
List Price: $99.50
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U.S. M-1850 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER'S SWORDNobleWares Image of Civil War U.S. M-1850 Staff & Field Officer's Sword 06-A10 06-A10
The M-1850 Staff & Field Officer's sword was the sword of choice for Union Officers during the Civil War. This high quality replica has been produced in a manner similar to the original and the result is a appearance that is faithful to the time worn originals!
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Ornately detailed, semi-basket brass guard, marked "US", the Civil War sword features heavily engraved slightly curved 34" carbon steel blade, complete with brass mounted steel scabbard. The Sword measure 40 inches overall. Produced similar to the original, they have an appearance of a time-worn antique and are difficult to distinguish from the expensive genuine articles. This sword has a carbon steel blade, rat-tail tang, and can be sharpened to meet your personal preferences and use.
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This Civil War U.S. M1850 Staff & Field Officer's Sword is a perfect prop for re-enactment, theater and film, and costume events. A symbol representing a difficult time in our nations's past, this patriotic sword replica is ready to be proudly displayed in your home, office, or offer service in the field of reenactment battle.

  
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• Blade Length: 34"
• Overall Length: 40"
• Blade: Carbon Steel
• Weight: 3.1 pounds
• Scabbard: Blued Steel w/Brass fittings

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Civil War Journal:
"The officer of the day… sent guards to quell and take the imposters and when they went to take 3 or 4 of them, their Company pitched on to the guards and about whipped them out. Then the officer of the day come up and drew his sword…and bid the rascals walk off. Which they done through fear of being run through with the officers sword or the guards bayonet." -- L. Herdegen & S. Murphy Four Years with the Iron Brigade: The Civil War Journal of William Ray, Company F, Seventh Wisconsin Volunteers Cambridge MA p101
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