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U.S. Army Saber w. metal scabbard
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Our Price: $89.00
Sale Price: $59.00
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This US ArmySaber is 36" overall. It features 440 stainless steel sharp blade with engravings, all metal scabbard and handle, and protective soft case..Great quality..
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44" Rapier w. scabbard
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Our Price: $79.00
Sale Price: $59.00
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This elegant rapier is 44" overall. Steel wire-wrapped handle. Metal guard. It comes with a hard scabbard. Great item.
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Excalibur sword w. hard scabbard
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Our Price: $99.00
Sale Price: $65.00
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This elegant Excalibur sword is 48" overall. Stainless steel, polished blade is 36" long. Leather-wrapped handle with dragon pommel and guard. Leather wrapped wood scabbard. Excellent item.
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Civil War Rifle Sword w. Robert Lee picture
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Our Price: $99.00
Sale Price: $45.00
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Innovative Southern twist on the popular sword cane. A replica Civil War rifle measuring 41 1/2" in length actually is a sword cane. The rifle slides apart to reveal a 27 7/8" 420 stainless steel blade held in the butt end while the rifle barrel acts as a sheath. Handle and sheath both are of matching cast metal and wood. Handle has attached color plate of famed Confederate General Robert E. Lee. Trigger and flint lock are movable. 11 1/4" overall butt of the sword.
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Civil War Dagger w. stand
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Our Price: $36.00
Sale Price: $24.00
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This civil war dagger is 19.5" overall. Stainless steel edged blade. Wire wrpped handle.American and Confederate flags with two mini civil war swords. Wood display stand is included. Great item.
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U.S. Marine Officer / Mameluke Sword
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Our Price: $69.00
Sale Price: $45.00
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This Marine officer sword is 38" overall. The stainless steel, non-sharp blade is 32" long. " UNITED STATES MARINES" is engraved on one side of the blade. ABS handle. Metal scabbard. Great quality.
Marine Corps lore states that a sword of this type was presented to Marine Corps Lt. Presley O'Bannon by the Turkish viceroy, Prince Hemet, on December 8, 1804, during the First Barbary War, as a gesture of respect. Upon his return to the states, the state of Virginia presented him with a silver-hilted sword featuring an eaglehead hilt and a curved blade modeled after the original Mameluke given him by Hamet. Its blade is inscribed with his name and a commemoration of the battle of Tripoli. However, Richard Zacks in his book, The Pirate Coast: Thomas Jefferson, The First Marines, and the Secret Mission of 1805, states that the first appearance of the idea that the sword came from Hemet was an early 20th century newspaper article written by an O'Bannon descendant. The current Marine Corps history states that Prince Hemet indeed presented his sword to O'Bannon and upon return to the United States, the state of Virginia presented him with a silver-hilted saber as well.
Perhaps due to the Marines' distinguished record during this campaign, including the capture of the Tripolitan city of Derna after a long and dangerous desert march, Marine Corps Commandant Archibald Henderson adopted the Mameluke sword in 1825 for wear by Marine officers. After initial distribution in 1826, Mameluke swords have been worn except for the years 1859-75 (when Marine officers were required to wear Army M1850 foot officers' swords), and a brief period when swords were suspended during World War II. Since that time, Mameluke swords have been worn by Marine officers in a continuing tradition to the present day as of 2007.
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Civil War Officer Sword ( gold )
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Our Price: $65.00
Sale Price: $30.00
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This civil war Sword is 40" overall.It features U.S. engraved on the stainless steel polished blade. The stainless steel, average sharp blade is 29" long.It comes with a hard leather-covered scabbard. Cast metal guard. It weighs about 3lb. Great quality.
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Civil War Officer Sword ( silver )
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Our Price: $65.00
Sale Price: $30.00
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This civil war Sword is 40" overall.It features U.S. engraved on the stainless steel polished blade. The stainless steel, average sharp blade is 29" long.It comes with a hard leather-covered scabbard. Cast metal guard. It weighs about 3lb. Great quality
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British Cavalry Sword w. metal scabbard
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Our Price: $69.00
Sale Price: $45.00
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This British Cavalry replica sword is 38" overall. Highly polished, unsharpened blade is 31" long. The blade features Royal crown insignia and ornamental figures etched both side of the blade.One side of the blade, near the guard reads " BY APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY QUEEN ELIZABETH II. SWORD CUTLERS. WILKINSON SWORD. MADE IN ENGLAND ". Cast metal guard, hard ABS handle. All metal scabbard with hanging hooks. It also comes with a soft protective case. Excellent item.
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C.S.A. Confederate Sword ( gold )
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Our Price: $49.00
Sale Price: $35.00
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This C.S.A Confederate Sword is 34" overall.It features C.S.A. engraved on both sides of the stainless steel polished blade.The stainless steel, average sharp blade is 28" long. It comes with a leather-wrapped scabbard.Metal guard. It comes with a tassle on the handle. Great quality.
The Confederate States of America (also referred to as the Confederate States, CSA, and the Confederacy) was the government formed by eleven southern states of the USA between 1861 and 1865. These eleven states attempted unsucessfully to secede from the United States.
The United States of America ("The Union") held that secession was illegal, and refused to recognize the Confederacy or negotiate with it. The American Civil War broke out when Confederate batteries fired on the United States Army's Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina, in April 1861. No European powers officially recognized the CSA but British commercial interests sold it warships and operated blockade runners to help supply it. All but two major battles took place in Confederate territory, as the CSA military was slowly overwhelmed by the much larger Union forces and choked by a naval blockade. When Robert E. Lee and the other Confederate generals surrendered their armies in the spring of 1865, the CSA collapsed, slaves were freed, and a difficult process of Reconstruction re-united the nation.
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