bl8/  Large Side knife or D- Guard blade

$ 85.00

This mean lookin blade was found in Hoover's Gap outside of Beechgrove, Tn. The blade is 13 " long and tang measures 4 1/2 ", overall length is 171/2 " It is in good stable condition with no iron flaking. It has a light coat of clear coat to preserve the metal. Here's a Confederate relic you can afford and display proudly.

bl7/  1840 P.S. Justice / Philadelphia

$ 875.00

Here's on hard to find P.S. Justice saber in original condition. Blade has nice luster and never sharpened with just a couple of small nicks in the blade and very legible stamping on the blade. Brass guard and pommel has nice attic aged patina with original wrapping and wire on the grip and rack # 340 stamped on the basket. Also the blade and handle is good and tight with very little play at all. The scabbard is nice and smooth with no dents at all and fits the sword perfect. The cavalry soldier that carried this one didn't care if it rattled or not, he wanted everyone to know trouble was on it's way! Scabbard is marked S&K on the drag.

BL6/ U.S. Marked Springfield 69 Cal. Bayonet and Scabbard

$ 325.00

Nice 69 cal. bayonet nearly mint condition with the U.S. stamped in blade. It has no pitting and the lock ring works like it did 140 years ago. The scabbard is nice and flexible with minimal crazing. The stitching is nice and sturdy. This will complete that 69 cal. Springfield you have there in your relic room at home.

BL4/ 1860's Light Cavalry Saber (Import)

$ 595.00 Special Price

Fresh out of the attic is this excellent condition imported 1860 light cavalry saber, this has not been cleaned and has no dents to the rich dark chocolate scabbard. The blade has no nicks and also untouched. It has a small portion of the original plating visible toward the tip of blade. Brass has nice aged patina with the original wire wrapping but most of the leather grip is missing. This nice sword will look good in your collection.

BL3 1840 Heavy ( Wrist Breaker) Saber

$ 695.00

Nice condition 1840 saber known as the wrist breaker because of the weight of the blade. During the 1860's they started manufacturing a lighter and much easer to handle saber for cavalry use. The 1840 saber was a favorite among the Southern Cavalry and I'm sure you've heard this a few hundred times but it was a favorite of Nathan Bedford Forrest. He would sharpen the blade on his heavy so he could do a little more than knock dust of a Yankees uniform. This is untouched and all original and has one killer attic patina.. It has a Maker Mark stamp of F. H. on the blade.

BL5/ 58 cal. Austrian bayonet and scabbard

$365.00