A few examples of appraisal values for
1860 STAFF AND FIELD SCABBARD

• United States Model 1860 field
  United States Model 1860 field and staff officer's sword and scabbard 3rd quarter 19th century the sword with unadorned and unmarked blade with gilt brass hilt and clamshell guard 37 1/4 in. L.; steel scabbard with gilt brass mounts 33 in. L. Estimate $ 300-400
• Springfield Model 1860 Field and
  Springfield Model 1860 Field and Staff Officer's S 31.25'' length blade with etched panels of military motifs. Marked in a panel near the ricasso in four lines U.S. Armory Springfield Mass. Leather and brass wire wrapped handle. Chased brass pommel chased brass knuckle bow and cupped guard. Metal scabbard with brass fittings. Marked on the drag ''6'' and SWP. Condition: Sword is excellent overall. Scabbard has some speckling of patina mixed with the original nickel finish.
• US M1850 STAFF AND FIELD
  US M1850 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER'S SWORD US Model 1850 staff and field officer's sword, having a shagreen covered grip with wrapped wire, etched blade with florals, a large' US', flags, a cannon, a large banner with "e pluribus unum," sword, apparently unmarked, with a scabbard. Approximate measurements: blade l. . 30. 75" overall l. 36. 5" overall with scabbard l. 37"
• M1860 FIELD AND STAFF OFFICER'S
  M1860 FIELD AND STAFF OFFICER'S SWORD No maker or distributor marks visible, 1860s or later, the 31.75 in. straight blade etched with patriotic motifs, floral designs, and the name of owner, "James W. Post"; gilt brass guard and pommel, grip with ray skin wrap bound by brass wire; iron scabbard with iron mounts.
• US Model 1860 Post Civil War
  US Model 1860 Post Civil War Field and Staff Sword 28'' blade etched with military motifs. Unmarked at ricasso. Brass knuckle bow and pommel. Leather and brass wire wrapped handle. Metal scabbard. Condition: Very good.
• Model 1860 Field and Staff Swords
  Model 1860 Field and Staff Swords Lot of Two 29.5'' blade length with etched panels of military motifs. Made by Horstmann of Philadelphia. Browned metal scabbard. 30.5'' blade length with etched panels of military motifs. Nickel-plated scabbard. Both are early with folding guards. Condition: Excellent.
• CIVIL WAR M1860 STAFF & FIELD
  CIVIL WAR M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICERS SWORDCivil War era Model 1860 Staff and Field officer's sword and scabbard with collapsible guard. Blade is etched with an American flag, eagle, shield, crossed cannons and "U.S.". The ricasso is marked M.C. Lilley & Co Columbus, O. Sword measures appro. 36 1/2" overall, blade is approx. 30". Blade has a slight bend. Tip is pointed. Light wear and discoloration to the finish. See images for more details on condition. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• CIVIL WAR M1860 STAFF & FIELD
  CIVIL WAR M1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICERS SWORDCivil War era Model 1860 Staff and Field officer's sword and scabbard with collapsible guard. Blade is etched with an American flag, eagle, shield, crossed cannons and "U.S.". The ricasso is marked M.C. Lilley & Co Columbus, O. Sword measures appro. 36 1/2" overall, blade is approx. 30". Blade has a slight bend. Tip is pointed. Light wear and discoloration to the finish. See images for more details on condition. This item can be shipped in-house.
• MODEL 1860 STAFF AND FIELD
  MODEL 1860 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICER'S SWORD. Marked with a crowned head on the ricasso ''US'' and eagle engraved on the blade brass guard with eagle wire-wrapped grip and nickel-plated scabbard with engraved eagle. 31 1/4''l. blade. Nicks to the sharpened edge of the blade dents to the scabbard.
• MODEL 1850 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS
  MODEL 1850 STAFF AND FIELD OFFICERS SWORD SCABBARD AND SASH: Ornate grip with engraved pommel US shield on cap and US in guard. Original shark / rayskin grip and wire. Import 32'' blade most likely German with nice clear engravings of US eagle military motifs and foliate scroll. Metal scabbard with extra fancy engraved mounts. Sword has original officers sash still wrapped around grip faded to a nice rose color. We have not removed the sash from the grip. 38 3/4'' long overall.CONDITION: Minor areas of isolated peppering on blade sash has tears and rips but complete and intact.
• U. S. MODEL 1860 SWORDA 19th
  U. S. MODEL 1860 SWORDA 19th century U. S. Model 1860 Staff & Field Officer's Sword and double ring Scabbard. A plain, unmarked blade, brass hilt with a single American eagle motif guard, and wire wrapped handle. Together with a brass mounted metal scabbard, unmarked. The blade has been soldered to the guard, and the handle has been soldered near the pommel; some discoloration noted; the tip of the blade is slightly bent. The metal scabbard with rust. Blade 31 3/4" long, 37 3/4" long overall in the scabbard. ESTIMATE $300-500 Condition: The blade has been soldered to the guard, and the handle has been soldered near the pommel; some discoloration noted; the tip of the blade is slightly bent. The metal scabbard with rust.
• Model 1860 U.S. Staff and Field
  Model 1860 U.S. Staff and Field Officer's Sword American, late 19th century, ornate gilt brass guard with eagles, shield and stand of arms, double-edged blade marked "U.S. Armory Springfield, Mass", engraved eagle, "US", flags and stand of arms, 37 in. excluding nickel-plated scabbard with gilt brass tip,
• PERSONALIZED PRESENTATION MODEL
  PERSONALIZED PRESENTATION MODEL 1850 FEDERAL FIELD & STAFF OFFICER'S SWORD The leather scabbard's brass throat is engraved John.Orr. / Presented by / CO F 107th Regt. N.Y.V. / March 1st 1863; the left side of the sword's 32 in. blade is etched with an American Eagle and scroll bearing the motto E PLURIBUS UNUM, there is additional foliate decoration on both sides of the blade; the ricasso has a scroll engraved "Made by Ames MFG Co CHICOPEE, MASS; the pierced guard features "US" amid foliage; the grip wrapped in ray skin bound with brass wire.
• HORSTMANN MODEL 1860 STAFF &
  HORSTMANN MODEL 1860 STAFF & FIELD OFFICERS SWORD: Original rayskin grip and twist wire. Etched blade with US, eagle, and military motifs. Marked with WM. H. Horsmann Company, Philadelphia in circle. Blade measures Blade Measures 30'' long, 35 1/2'' overall. Original scabbard.CONDITION: Note minor looseness to knucklebow, minor peppering to blade and scabbard.
• Civil War era U.S. Model 1850 Staff
  Civil War era U.S. Model 1850 Staff and Field Officer's sword and scabbard by Horstmann & Sons Captain John McCleery brass guard pierced with floral scrolls and ''US'' motif brass wire-wrapped ribbed ray skin grip slightly curved single edged blade with single wide fuller and single narrow fuller etched patriotic motifs on both sides with ''U.S.'' on left ''PLURIBUS UNUM'' and an American eagle on right marked: ''HORSTMANN/ & SONS/ PHILADELPHIA'' on ricasso ''Iron Proof'' on spine; iron scabbard with molded brass ring mountings and drag. blade L33'' overall L39'' Provenance: Charleston South Carolina private collection. Other Notes: John McCleery was born in Milton PA on April 8 1837. His parents were William McCleery and Margaret Pollock. Prior to the Civil War he attended and graduated from Princeton University. At the onset of the war he joined the 5th PA Reserves and was made Captain of ''H'' company. His immediate superior was Col.Senaca Simmons. This unit which was part of a reserve brigade headed by Gen.McCall participated in Gen.McClellan's peninsula campaign of 1862. Severely wounded in the leg during the battle of White Oak Swamp (Glendale) on June 30 1862 he was taken prisoner by the Confederates and later released in a prisoner swap. After the war he returned to Milton and married Mary Helen Marr started a law practice rose in rank to LTC in the reserves and was active in the G.A.R. Despite his war wound he lived until April 8 1907. Good. Etched blade with some spotting. Brass guard has even patina. Shagreen covered grip has losses with brass wire intact. Steel scabbard with dent on both sides between ring hangers. J. MCLEERY lightly etched on face of brass ring hanger.
• Good Reproduction of a
  Good Reproduction of a Confederate States Army Blackened Steel and Gilt-Brass Staff ad field Officer\'s Sword and Scabbard, the gilded brass basket-form guard with an openwork \"CS\" at the edge, the spiral-carved mahogany hilt wrapped in gilded brass wire, l. 40\".
• U.S. MODEL 1850 STAFF & FIELD
  U.S. MODEL 1850 STAFF & FIELD OFFICER'S SWORD GermanyC. 1861-65Gilt brass hilt, non-regulation counter-guard with openwork and foliate designs, wire-wrapped shagreen grip, steel blade marked "SCHUYLER/HARTLEY &/GRAHAM./NEW-YORK" on one side of the ricasso, and "W./CLAUBERG/SOLINGEN" on the other, blade etched with foliate designs and an eagle on one side, and foliate designs and "U.S." on the other, and a black leather scabbard with brass fittings.
• M.C. LILLY MODEL 1860 FIELD AND
  M.C. LILLY MODEL 1860 FIELD AND STAFF SWORDM.C. LILLY MODEL 1860 FIELD AND STAFF SWORD, 28" double sided straight blade with etched panels, brass folding clamshell type hand guard, wire wrapped sharkskin grip, nickel plated scabbard with brass hangers and mounts, brass toe guard, manufactured 1882-1925.
• Mdl. 1860 field officer's sword,
  Mdl. 1860 field officer's sword, Horstman, fancy brass guard, scabbard with presentation name and date, "Captain George G. Steel…December 27, 1895", 28 in. blade, 34 in. overall. Scabbard with minor corrosion.
• American Civil War sword 1860
  American Civil War sword 1860 with a brass basket and original scabbard. 44''l.
• TWO SWORDS WITH SCABBARDS.
  TWO SWORDS WITH SCABBARDS. American 2nd half-19th century. Light cavalry sword 43.5'' in scabbard along with a field and staff officer sword 40.25'' in scabbard. Scabbord on calvary sword has two heavy dents in lower 1/3rd. Leather is cracked but strong. Blade is 36'' has a steel grey patina no pitting no name.Guard is brass wire wrap is brass. Field sword scabbord is dent free. Blade is 32'' marked W.H.Horstmann & Sons Philadelphia. Guard is brass with a brass wire wrap on the grip.
• BOYLE AND GAMBLE CONFEDERATE
  BOYLE AND GAMBLE CONFEDERATE SWORD AND SCABBARDBoyle and Gamble Confederate Staff and Field Officer's Sword and Scabbard , Richmond, Virginia, cast brass guard with "CS" and star, notch at top of knucklebow, brass and leather scabbard with foliate mounts, blade l. 30 in Ref. Albaugh, William A. A Photographic Supplement of Confederate Swords, Wilmington, Broadfoot Publishing, 1999, pg. 11
• Civil War Model 1850 Officer's
  Civil War Model 1850 Officer's Sword with Scabbard Sword with 32'' blade with military motif. Brass knuckle bow; all wire and wrap; leather scabbard with brass mounts. Condition: Very good. Wrap showing some wear.
• Civil War era U.S. sword, field
  Civil War era U.S. sword, field or staff officer, openwork guard with U.S. insignia, original silver or silver plated grips, pommel marked with shield and stars, blade with extensive engraving and marked with inlaid circle "Proved", 33 in. blade, 39-1/2 in. overall, scabbard with ornate brass mounts. Blade and other sword parts with wear, dents to grip and to scabbard mounts.
• Model 1870 U.S. Staff and Field
  Model 1870 U.S. Staff and Field Officer's Sword 26-1/2 in. engraved blade marked "US" and "WM Lehmberg & Sons Phila. Pa.", guard with eagl
• United States Model 1850 Foot
  United States Model 1850 Foot Officer's sword and scabbard the blade with etched design and European proof marks (''S'' and ''B'') 35 3/8 in. L.; the scabbard of leather with brass fittings. Estimate $ 300-500 Blade shows wear with some pitting toward the tip. Scabbard leather brittle with some losses.
• Civil War Model 1840 Medical
  Civil War Model 1840 Medical Staff Officer's Sword and Rare Medical Sash Lot includes 1840 Medical staff sword with 28.5" blade and brass handle with silver MS on shield; blade etched with military motifs.?With the sword is the rare green Medical Officer's sash green silk with herringbone patterned weave terminating in two ornate acorn tassels. Condition: Very good. Blade is grey but smooth with etching that is a little light. Tip has been bent. Some age fading to the sash. Also included is a later sword cover.
• Model 1850 US Foot Officer's
  Model 1850 US Foot Officer's Sword guard with openwork scroll decoration, blade with bright pewter color, 30 in. blade; leather scabbard with brass mounts, 36-1/2 in. total length,
• Model 1850 US Foot Officer's
  Model 1850 US Foot Officer's Sword openwork brass guard with scrolls and vines, original grip and wire, 30-1/2 in. blade; metal scabbard with brass mounts, 37-1/4 in. total length,
• U.S. AMES MODEL 1850 STAFF &
  U.S. AMES MODEL 1850 STAFF & FIELD OFFICERS SWORD: Sold with original scabbard which is also marked AMES.
• American officer's sword
  American officer's sword 1800-1825 with a brass eagle head and bone handle and a steel blade in a black stitched leather scabbard. 36"l.
• U.S. mounted Infantry officer's
  U.S. mounted Infantry officer's saber and scabbard circa 1840 brass hilt with traces of silvering carved bone grip and shell langets blade blued and gilt with two bright panels on each side; together with silvered brass scabbard. overall L37'' blade L31 1/2'' (2pcs) Provenance: Property deaccessioned from the Centennial Museum at the University of Texas at El Paso to benefit the Museum Collections Fund. (Accession #56.3.5 inked on crossguard) Purchased by Norm Flayderman Wallingford Hall Kennebunk Maine. From the most important American sword collection of Philip Medicus New York New York. Literature: Flayderman Norm AMERICAN SWORDS FROM THE PHILIP MEDICUS COLLECTION. Mowbray Publishers 1998. p.132 pl.62 #62f. Flayderman dated this sword to 1815-20 which might be a bit early. It is generally accepted now that these rather elaborate styles were popular in the 1840s. Hilt with traces of silvering small recent chip to bone grip at pommel on reverse. Blade retains 95% of blue and gilt 1'' x 1'' area of pitting on reverse just below langet. Scabbard retains 85-90% of silvering with two small dents on either side near drag. No rust on bluing. Blade tight to hilt. Scabbard original to sword. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• American officer's saber 1851
  American officer's saber 1851 with ebonized leather scabbard the blade with floral engravings U.S. and E Pluribus Unum. 37"l.
• U.S. MODEL 1840 ROBY NCO SWORD
  U.S. MODEL 1840 ROBY NCO SWORD AND SCABBARD United StatesC. 1864Brass hilt, ricasso marked "U.S/1864/A.G.M." on one side and "C.ROBY/W. CHELMSFORD/MASS" on the other, and a black leather scabbard with a brass throat and drag.
• U. S. MODEL 1850 SWORDA 19th
  U. S. MODEL 1850 SWORDA 19th century U. S. Model 1850 Foot Officer's Sword and double ring leather Scabbard. Steel blade with foliate engraving, "U. S." evident on one side, pierced foliate guard and wire wrapped leather handle. Together with a brown leather scabbard, unmarked. Weak blade etching with no apparent manufacturer's markings; spots of discoloration; the wood handle is cracked in two places and the leather shows wear. The leather scabbard is cracked, flaking, and split along the seam in two places; lacking a total of four brass pins for the mounts; minor dents to the brass; and unmarked. Blade 30 1/4" long, 37 3/8" long overall in the scabbard. ESTIMATE $400-600 Condition: Weak blade etching with no apparent manufacturer's markings; spots of discoloration; the wood handle is cracked in two places and the leather shows wear. The leather scabbard is cracked, flaking, and split along the seam in two places; lacking a total of four brass pins for the mounts; minor dents to the brass; and unmarked.
• WWI US FANCY DRESS CAVALRY SWORD
  WWI US FANCY DRESS CAVALRY SWORD WITH SCABBARD US Army Model 1903 Officer's Dress Sword, made by Jacob Reed's Sons, Philadelphia, PA. Etched and gilt blade, carved horn grip, silverplate cup hilt having reticulated oval US badge set into foliate brackets, the nickle plated scabbard with applied cast brass filligee fixtures. 32" blade, 39" overall.