Original U.S. 1830s Era Staff Officer’s Sword with Indian Princess Maiden Pommel & Etched Blade with All-Brass Scabbard Russian Ordnance but the "crossbar" at the

but the "crossbar" at the hilt is cleverly steel wrapped and doubles as a "pick and bladed hammer"

total federal expenditures in 1913 were only $970 million)

though British it was the same for the United States

The Patent information on the cylinder is almost completely worn away

- Original WWII issue M1911 double magazine web pouch: Free of damage and has faded markings still

Original U.S. 1830s Era Staff Officer’s Sword with Indian Princess Maiden Pommel & Etched Blade with All-Brass Scabbard Russian Ordnance but the "crossbar" at theOriginal Item. Only One Available. The Indian Princess pommel was a popular American form, at least in the catalogs of Ames and Horstmann. Occurring in a number of different configurations, this pommel form was very popular with American militia officers during the 1825 1840 period. This example has a lovely etched blade which is decorated for 1 2 of its length with fire blue with engraved scroll and military motifs highlighted with gilt. The blade is