A few examples of appraisal values for
M 1852 SWORD

• SWORD. American or English 2nd
  SWORD. American or English 2nd half-18th century. Officer's short sword with unmarked blade ivory or bone ribbed grip and a brass stirrup shaped guard. Wear age split in grip. 31''l.
• TWO SWORDS. European 2nd
  TWO SWORDS. European 2nd half-19th century. French Model 1845 infantry officer's sword marked on the blade ''Mre d'Or res de Chat-. ---1877 Adjt. d'Infre. Moe. 1845''. Brass grip carved horn grip. With leather scabbard 38''l. And a cavalry saber with brass grip and iron scabbard. Replaced grip. 44''l. overall.
• SWORD. American or European
  SWORD. American or European 19th century. Naval cutlass with brass guard and iron grip. With worn leather scabbard. 29 1/2''l. overall.
• SWORD. Model 1860 heavy cavalry
  SWORD. Model 1860 heavy cavalry saber with blade marked ''Henry Boker Solingen'' (Germany) New York City outfitter. Brass guard replaced leather grip. Steel scabbard with hanger. 42 1/2''l. overall.
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Civil War line officer's sword with brass ''US'' guard and shagreen grip. Leather scabbard 37''l. overall.
• M1852 US NAVY OFFICER'S SWORD W/
  M1852 US NAVY OFFICER'S SWORD W/ SCABBARD A model of 1852 U.S. Naval Officer's sword, possibly a later production. The sword features a slightly curved 28 1/2" blade with naval engravings. The handle is wood with a fish skin and brass wire wrap and bronze handguard and pommel. The scabbard is leather with bronze fittings. The sword is in overall fine condition with rust present at the base and tip of the blade and a dark patina to the handguard. The bronze fittings to the scabbard are loose and the leather itself is rather dried out and cracking.
• SWORD. American 2nd
  SWORD. American 2nd quarter-19th century. Etched blade brass guard with American eagle and mother-of-pearl hilt. With brass scabbard and chain. 37 1/2''l. overall. Reputedly carried in the Civil War by William Lohaman from Pittsburgh originally from Annapolis occupation brewer.
• 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.
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Civil War era officer's sword. Eagle etched blade marked ''Wm. Read & Sons Boston Mass.'' Brass and white metal handle with American armorial decorations. Engraved brass scabbard (dent). 38''l.
• A late 18th/early 19th Century
  A late 18th/early 19th Century German dress sword the 32.25ins engraved steel blade with gilt brass hilt and helmet pattern finial and wire bound grip 39.25ins overall blade engraved ''Gott Segne Die Stade Und Den Sanat''
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Etched blade with ''US'' and eagle marked ''Schuyler Hartley & Graham New York'' and ''Clauberg Solingen''. Brass guard and shagreen grip. Steel scabbard has dents. 38 1/2''l. According to consignor information this sword belonged to Lieutenant Alfred H. Rice of the 72nd Regiment Ohio Volunteer Infantry. Included with the sword are Civil War era family letters and copies of his pension papers.
• U.S. MODEL 1852 NAVAL OFFICERS
  U.S. MODEL 1852 NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD, HAVING A 305U.S. MODEL 1852 NAVAL OFFICERS SWORD, having a 305/8 inch slight curve blade etched and engraved with "John Hill Condill", brass half basket guard and wire rapped rayskin grip. Naval records show John Hill Codill as "Mid ship man 2nd class" from Tenn. 1903. Sword manufactured by OEHM & Co. Baltimore. Includes leather and brass scabbard (toe piece detached).
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Heavy cavalry saber with blade marked ''Tiffany & Co. New York'' and ''PDL''. Iron guard and wood handle. Iron scabbard. 43''l. overall.
• 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"
• TWO SWORDS. Mid 19th century.
  TWO SWORDS. Mid 19th century. American cavalry saber with brass guard and wooden grips. Dented blade. With scabbard. 41''l. overall. And a sword with iron guard and scabbard and wooden grip. Reputedly a Confederate import by Isaac & Son London. 41''l. overall. Black scabbard - old repaint some flaking pretty good shape. Sword very wavy with hard dog-leg to right. Grip worn smooth. No marks numbers or letters. Brown scabbard - rusted hole in bottom. No marks. Sword has no marks and replaced wood handle.
• MODEL 1840 NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS
  MODEL 1840 NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS SWORD.
• SWORD. Attributed to France
  SWORD. Attributed to France ca.1830s. Etched and engraved blade with some blueing and gilt marked ''PJ''. Brass guard composition grips and helmet pommel. Some loss to grips. 35''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.
• SWORD. France 2nd quarter-19th
  SWORD. France 2nd quarter-19th century. Cavalry saber with script maker's mark and date ''Klingenthal...1828'' along the edge of the blade. The ''D'' shaped guard has markings that match those on the scabbard (several previous marks on scabbard are defaced) ''1. R. A.F. 3.52''. Leather grip. Wear. 37 1/2''l. overall.
• 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.
• SWORD. England mid 19th
  SWORD. England mid 19th century. Officer's sword with engraved blade with blueing and gilt accents marked ''Reeves & Co.'' Brass hilt has spring loaded guard with ''VR'' and shagreen grip. 37''l.
• SWORD AND TWO BAYONETS.
  SWORD AND TWO BAYONETS. American mid 19th century. Staff & field officer's sword with faintly etched blade and brass guard with American eagle. Shagreen grip. 35 1/2''l. Together with two similar bayonets in metal scabbards with leather frogs. One frog marked ''US''. Damage. 22'' 23''l. overall.
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Model 1850 staff & field officer's sword with etched blade marked ''Hunt & Goodwin'' (Washington D.C.) Brass hilt with ''US'' and engraved American shield. Shagreen grip. With metal scabbard 39 1/2''l. overall.
• U.S. officer's sword 19th c. with a
  U.S. officer's sword 19th c. with a brass guard. As found. 34.25"l.
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Diplomatic Corps sword with trefoil blade with brass hilt featuring an American eagle. Restored leather scabbard. 34''l.
• 19th Century Sword by N.S. Meyer
  19th Century Sword by N.S. Meyer ''Spartan''model probably cadet or parade use 38-1/2'' with cloth holder
• A 19th Century cut steel handled
  A 19th Century cut steel handled dress sword, with blued triangular section blade with scrolling foliate decoration
• U. S. MODEL 1850 SWORD, C. ROBYA
  U. S. MODEL 1850 SWORD, C. ROBYA 19th century U. S. Model 1850 Foot Officer's Sword by Christopher Roby and double ring leather Scabbard. Steel blade with vine engraving, "U. S." at one side, "A" enclosing "E Pluribus Unum" on the other, also a banner engraved "C. Roby Co., W. Chelmsford, Mass.", having a pierced foliate guard and wire wrapped handle, possibly sharkskin. Together with a brown leather scabbard, unmarked. The blade is discolored in several places and shows wear, as does the handle. The leather scabbard is cracked, flaking, and separating from the brass tip. Blade 30" long, 36 3/4" long overall in the scabbard. ESTIMATE $400-600 Condition: The blade is discolored in several places and shows wear, as does the handle. The leather scabbard is cracked, flaking, and separating from the brass tip.
• SWORD. American mid 19th century.
  SWORD. American mid 19th century. Civil War era officer's sword with etched blade marked ''Ames Sword Co. Chicopee Mass.'' Brass guard featuring American eagles and shagreen grip. Spring loaded guard is damaged. With metal scabbard 38''l. overall.
• 1822 Pattern Infantry Officers
  1822 Pattern Infantry Officers Sword with Etched Blade made by Henry Wilkinson
• A German sword c.1870-1880 with
  A German sword c.1870-1880 with folding guard wire-wrapped pommel and leather scabbard ''E. & F. Horster Solingen'' incised at base of blade surface loss and scratches some tarnish and verdigris on metal components of sword 40 1/2'' l.
• A German sword c.1870-1880 with
  A German sword c.1870-1880 with folding guard wire-wrapped pommel and leather scabbard ''E. & F. Horster Solingen'' incised at base of blade surface loss and scratches some tarnish and verdigris on metal components of sword 40 1/2'' l.
• MILITARY SWORD. Model 1902
  MILITARY SWORD. Model 1902 varient with a brass guard and backstrap etched blade and plastic grip.Sword measures 35'' scabbord 31-1/4''.
• 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. NAVY MODEL 1852 DRESS SWORD
  U.S. NAVY MODEL 1852 DRESS SWORD AND SCABBARDU.S. NAVY MODEL 1852 DRESS SWORD AND SCABBARD, the pierced brass hilt marked "USN" with a ray skin handle and etched blade, marked "Army Navy Co-Operative" and "HMV" initials together with leather scabbard with brass mountings
• TWO SWORDS. American mid 19th
  TWO SWORDS. American mid 19th century. Both have brass guards. Faintly etched blade with shagreen grip and leather scabbard. Worn. 39''l. And an unmarked example with wooden grip and traces of leather. Metal scabbard. 43''l. overall.