A very fine representative sabre issued to countless Federal cavalrymen during the American Civil War. Manufactured by Christopher Roby Company of West Chelmsford, Mass., this sabre was …

Model 1860 Cavalry Sword - The 35" blade maker marked & stamped with Ames MFG CO Chicopee Mass, dated US CEW 1864. Blade shows age with 2 very fine nicks that can be felt …

Maker-mark slightly worn, but legible. Bright blade measures 35” in length; exhibits light scratches & one minor ding, else VG plus. Full leather washer. Brass hilt assembly tight nearly …

This sword is one of the 37,458 Model 1860 sabers produced by Mansfield and Lamb of Forestdale, Rhode Island between 1861 and 1865. On the side opposite the manufacturer’s …

This Model 1860 Light Cavalry saber and scabbard dated 1864 was manufactured by partners Henry Mansfield and Estus Lamb in Forestdale, Rhode Island. Issued to Federal horsemen …

The obverse ricasso is clearly stamped, “US / G.K.C. / 1864,” making the sword eligible for use in some of the great cavalry campaigns of the war in both the eastern and western theatres. The …

The Iconic US 1860 Light Cavalry Saber is a long saber made of steel and brass, used by both the Union and Confederate cavalry during the American Civil War. The 1860 saber received its …

Roby 1864 This model 1860 cavalry sabre was produced in the U.S. for use by the Northern mounted forces during the American Civil War (1861-65). Made by C. Roby, of Chelmsford, …

Sep 17, 2010 · A Model M-1860 cavalry saber created by the Mansfield & Lamb Company out of Forestdale, RI in 1864. The sword has a long, curved and heavy blade that features the …

Not to be confused with the later 1882/85/90 pattern cavalry swords, this scarce 1864 pattern has the all telling double knot slits in the hilt. Stamped by the maker "Mole Birmingham" on both …