Original U.S. Revolutionary War American Horseman Saber with Fluted Wooden Grip & Flaring Iron D-Guard - Circa 1775-1785 - Outstanding Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets photography and poison gas companies

photography and poison gas companies were raised during the war

on the chamber and very faintly on the feed block with 38 CAL) with a 24" octagonal barrel and full-length magazine tube

This fine example is complete and empty (non-functional)

These knives are marked AES83 and bear the number of the aircraft of the metal head

It still retains some of the original dunkelgelb paint with original leaf sight and plunger trigger assembly also still present

Original U.S. Revolutionary War American Horseman Saber with Fluted Wooden Grip & Flaring Iron D-Guard - Circa 1775-1785 - Outstanding Category_Snider Rifles & Bayonets photography and poison gas companiesOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an extraordinary example of an American Revolutionary War locally made Horsemans saber. This saber shows similarities to several different patterns of the period with a hand fluted wooden grip with seventeen variably shaped grooves for a better grip. This is a more simplified example with a tremendous stamped iron D guard which terminates in a curved quillion and cylindrical bulged pommel cap. The blade has a