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Ames mark on reissued scroll on top mount/throat and on etched panel on blade ricasso. Double edged 31½ straight blade. Etched on one side with Indian figure "Tecumseh" and wing-spread American… (766-31). Learn More »
Originally $2,450.00
Crisp "US" marking at the base of blade. Functional locking ring. Smooth and polished with bright light-grey patina. Very few dings. Otherwise VG plus plus. Definitely a… (172-3707). Learn More »
[See Robert Reilly, AMERICAN SOCKET BAYONETS and SCABBARDS, p. 55-56, ills. B76/B76A]. Overall length 18.875", blade length 16 inches, blade width at base .875. Center "flute" [or "fuller"]… (172-3709). Learn More »
Civil War Model 1850 foot officer's sword in fair to good condition complete with its leather scabbard. The regulation infantry officer's sword exhibits a high-grade, etched steel blade and fine… (410-104). Learn More »
This blade is a Civil War saber that was referred to as the "light cavalry" saber by the US Ordnance Department. An early war Ames contract Model 1860 cavalry saber, it was issued to the Federal… (172-3371). Learn More »
[See Reilly, AMERICAN SOCKET BAYONETS & SCABBARD, p. 158, fig. S52A]. American made scabbards for imported Laukart system and Lorenz pattern musket bayonets brought into the country during the… (172-3501). Learn More »
Here is a pre-Civil War Ames saber specimen and forerunner of the type issued to Federal horsemen during the War. Produced by the Chicopee, Massachusetts firm of Ames Sword Company, this weapon is the… (637-152). Learn More »
The Model 1840 cavalry saber, commonly referred to as "The Old Wristbreaker" was produced by the N. P. Ames Company of Cabotville, Massachusetts. The weapon presented is one of 2,550 such blades… (172-3614). Learn More »
Cast brass handle with ribbed grip. Numbered 723. Blade measures 22.75". Ricasso marked "Collins & Co Hartford Conn". Thin light to dark gray patina. No nicks. Black leather scabbard with… (172-3630). Learn More »
[See Watts & White, THE BAYONET BOOK, P. 423, No. 889. Maker-mark: "Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicoppee/ Mass. / 1861". This knife bayonet was produced for the U.S. Navy rifle M1861… (824-06). Learn More »
Ribbed brass handle with inspector's initials "B.H." Bright blade 20" with a few minor nicks and age spots. Leather scabbard with brass throat. Leather very strong with some surface finish… (14-1647). Learn More »
This edged weapon is the pre-Civil War style specimen that the U.S. Ordnance Department designated as the Noncommissioned Officer's Sword, Model 1840. An original early-war piece, this Ames contract… (637-153). Learn More »
Here is a fine Mansfield & Lamb saber specimen of the type issued to Federal horsemen during the American Civil War. Manufactured by partners Henry Mansfield and Estus Lamb in the village of… (172-3616). Learn More »
This specimen is a C. Roby Manufacturing Company product referred to as a Model 1840 N.C.O. sword. In very good overall condition, these swords were carried by Federal non-commissioned officers as a… (637-151). Learn More »
This musician's sword is full-length. The blade is semi-bright with very light mottling scattered along its surface. The edge is good and free of nicks. The ricasso is marked on one side "EMERSON… (E2550). Learn More »
This high quality GAR sword is in the pattern of the Model 1860 Field and Staff Officer's sword. It is identified to former Musician Myron P. Walker of the 10th Massachusetts Infantry. He carried… (172-3585). Learn More »
The blade on this saber meas. approx. 1 3/8 at the ricasso and is approx. 33.75 inches long. The blade has a slight curve and a clipped point. The surface of the blade is semi-bright with very light… (701-35). Learn More »
Cast brass handle with ribbed grip. Unique crossbar to this weapon. Blade measures 21 5/8" and is marked on ricasso "US". Blade has a mottled dark/bright appearance. No nicks. Scattered areas of… (172-3631). Learn More »
This sword is identified to Colonel John F. Marsh who served as a Lieutenant and Captain in the 6th Wisconsin of the famous "Iron Brigade" and then became Lieutenant Colonel of the 12th New… (172-3587). Learn More »
Iron bayonet in good condition. The socket and blade are clean with a light brown patina on their surfaces. Blade flat is stamped "US" over "J." The letter "S" is weak and if there is… (E2554). Learn More »
This sword has a straight blade, guard and grip and is very similar to an American Hunting sword dating from 1760-1780. Overall measurement of this sword is approx. 27.00 inches. The blade is… (173-2142). Learn More »
This Federal accoutrement is an original angular socket bayonet made for the Model 1835 / 1842 42 smoothbore musket. The term 'angular bayonet' refers to the type most commonly used by infantry… (E2552). Learn More »
This Model 1850 Foot Officer's sword is identified to Lieutenant Almyne H. G. Richardson of Company K, 114th Pennsylvania Infantry. The sword is in overall excellent untouched condition. The blade… (37-289). Learn More »
Originally $14,950.00
This socket bayonet is iron with a triangular blade that meas. approx. 17.00 inches long. The flat surface of the blade has a fuller that runs approx. 13.25 inches long beginning about 3.00 inches… (689-02). Learn More »
Standard issue bayonet w triangular blade measuring 17" in length, .75" in width at base [overall length 20.25"]. Three crown markings at base of blade. Socket markings: "4/ 17/w/downward… (172-3496). Learn More »
A fine, original M1816 angular socket bayonet made for the US Model 1816 Flintlock musket. Bayonet still retains its original locking ring at the socket. Specimen appears to have been lightly cleaned… (689-16). Learn More »
Excellent condition. Blade ricasso marked with, "Made by/Ames Mfg Co./Chicopee/Mass" inside a scroll. Reverse side "US/A.H.K./1864". Brass guard and scabbard drag also with same inspector's… (381-06). Learn More »
Excellent condition. Blade ricasso marked "Made by / Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicopee" inside scroll. Reverse side "US/J.F./1864". Knucklebow inspected "A.H.K." and scabbard drag "G.K.C."… (381-07). Learn More »
The blade of this knife is in excellent condition. Its surface is bright and clean and the edge is near perfect. There are only two rough spots along the length of the edge, these can be felt but are… (824-01). Learn More »
The leather on this scabbard is in good overall condition with very minor crazing on the frog and scabbard body. A close inspection will reveal that at some point long ago the leather was re-blackened… (172-3499). Learn More »
This Civil War artifact is a seldom-seen Collins & Company enlisted Model 1860 light cavalry saber produced by the Collinsville, Connecticut firm in 1862. Often referred to as the 1840 / 1860… (344-60). Learn More »
Here is an original, Civil War enlisted Emerson & Silver Model 1840 light artillery saber in very good condition overall. Made for the State of New Jersey's light artillery mounted units, this… (344-27). Learn More »
The items here presented belonged to John B. Stanbrough of the 124th New York Infantry also known as "The Orange Blossoms." They are well known for the stand they made here at the top of the… (480-132). Learn More »
Originally $9,500.00
This bowie knife is in great condition for a dug item. The blade is complete as is the guard and the handle still retains its bone grips. The iron blade meas. approx. 15.25 inches long and is approx.… (R20352). Learn More »
An original angular socket bayonet made for the US Flintlock Musket, Model 1816 longarm. Bayonet wears a dark mottled gray color with moderate rust pitting and oxidation overall. The triangular blade… (689-04). Learn More »
Blade measures 21.25". Overall length 26 1/8". Brass handle and socket VG condition with scratches from use. Blade is marked "Made by / Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicopee / Mass" inside a scroll at… (490-75). Learn More »
This dragoon saber is an Ames Model 1833 contract specimen manufactured by the N. P. Ames cutlery firm of Springfield, Mass. The U.S. regiment of dragoons organized on March 2, 1833 and a new pattern… (789-02). Learn More »
Originally $2,050.00
Nice 4-edged bayonet with mottled dark/light patina. Scabbard is composed of wooden core covered with leather with single side seam. Some age breaks in leather near top. Large iron belt hook attached… (689-27). Learn More »
Originally $295.00
Semi-bright iron bayonet meant for use on the Model 1855 or 1861 rifle musket. The surface of the bayonet has moderate to heavy mottling but no pitting. Blade flat has a passable "US" stamping.… (E2533). Learn More »
Classic example. Modeled after the US M1840 Heavy Cavalry Sabre. Under closed examination the flaws associated with many Confederate manufactured edged weapons stand out. The pommel cap is much less… (819-05). Learn More »
Blade measures approx. 21 7/8". And is marked at ricasso in three lines, "Ames Mfg Co / Chicopee / Mass" with date 1860 on reverse. The brass handle is serial numbered "36654" which places… (490-74). Learn More »
Overall length 25", with 19.5" spear shaped blade, measuring 1.5" at base. This blade has all the tell-tale characteristics of Confederate versions of the U.S. artillery sword, beginning with… (172-3546). Learn More »
This specimen is a British Pattern 1821 enlisted cavalry Type 1 contract saber manufactured by either Schnitzler and Kirschbaum of Solingen, Prussia or Robert Mole of Birmingham, England. The… (344-95). Learn More »
Originally $1,495.00
This imported saber is the only known 'transitional' Model 1840 / 1860 cavalry saber produced by the German firm of "C. R. Kirshbaum & Company" that we have seen. Specimen exhibits the… (344-59). Learn More »
Originally $1,950.00
These swords were used by Marine Corps Officers from 1859-1875; after that they were carried by Marine NCOs. This example has a blade made by Weyenberg and was imported by Horstmann & Sons,… (344-40). Learn More »
Originally $895.00
Maker-mark [obverse ricasso]: "Tomes Son / & Melvain / New York". Blade maker-mark [reverse ricasso]: "Clauberg / Solingen". Markings crisp. Semi-bright blade measures 29" in length and… (344-1714). Learn More »
Originally $2,450.00
Stamped "U.S." on blade flat near ricasso. Very fine condition with minor fine pitting on socket. Bayonet was cleaned but nicely done. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL… (490-591). Learn More »
Harper's Ferry manufactured. Marked on blade flat near ricasso "A/US" and in small letters "F" over number "95" on neck. Metal has been cleaned with very fine scattered pitting in… (490-590). Learn More »
The blade of this musician's sword is bright with only light scattered mottling and discolorations from age. The edge is nice and free of nicks but there are some minor scratches scattered along its… (E2379). Learn More »
Used on the Model 1842 Musket. "US" stamped on blade flat near ricasso. Metal smooth with gray patina. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEB… (490-593). Learn More »
Used on the Model 1842 Musket. "US" stamped on blade flat near ricasso. Metal smooth with gray patina. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS ITEM, AS WITH ALL OTHER ITEMS AVAILABLE ON OUR WEB… (490-594). Learn More »
Style often seen in photographs of Civil War soldiers on both sides! 8 ¾" single edged straight blade with last 5" with false edge on upper side of blade. Maker marked twice! Parallel to the… (30-1863). Learn More »
Produced at Harper's Ferry Armory. Bayonet has been cleaned to a semi-bright finish. Top of neck marked "US". Slot bridge is very thin at one junction and may have been repaired years ago or… (490-586). Learn More »
Made at Harper's Ferry Armory. Grey patina with some scattered very fine pitting on socket and last 4" of the blade. Blade flat marked "U/US" with part of the U in US not fully stamped.… (490-587). Learn More »
This great leather grouping with a knife exhibits homespun craftsmanship. With a stag handle and a nickel guard, the knife measures 9 inches long with a stitched leather sheath and a 4 inch belt… (697-108). Learn More »
This bayonet and scabbard is in overall good condition. The blade is semi-bright with minor amounts of mottling. The blade meas. approx. 17.00 inches long with a single fuller that starts just above… (E2535). Learn More »
Absolutely untouched attic condition. Single edged dark blade with light, evenly distributed surface accumulation chipped paint. The blade measures 17.25" in length. The overall knife measures at 22… (E2540). Learn More »
Hilt is made of cast brass with spread winged eagle stamped into both sides of the pommel. Grip has three rivet heads and scalloped feather design. Plain, straight counterguard with a quillon on each… (172-3470). Learn More »
This blade is a classic Civil War saber that was referred to as the "light cavalry" saber by the US Ordnance Department. A desirous and seldom seen, early war Ames contract Model 1860 cavalry… (2-559). Learn More »
This battle weapon is an officer's, original, non-regulation cavalry saber manufactured by the firm of Gerbruder Weyersberg of Solingen, Prussia (now Germany) and assembled by William H. Horstmann… (E2065). Learn More »
Produced by the Ames Manufacturing Company of Cabotville, Massachusetts, the Mexican-era saber presented here is one of 2,550 such contract blades delivered in 1851 to the US Ordnance Department.… (721-89). Learn More »
Originally $1,000.00
For use on the British Pattern 1853 .577 Caliber three band Enfield Infantry Rifle. This rifle musket imported by both the North and South in the Civil War was the second most widely used infantry… (E2515). Learn More »
For use on the 11mm Model 1874 Gras Rifle. The Model 1874 was a conversion of the chassepot Model 1866 rifle. Named after the French officer who developed the conversion. These bayonets were produced… (E2521). Learn More »
The leather body of this scabbard is in nice condition. It has some minor chips to the surface finish and some light creases otherwise it is very pliable. The central seam is tightly closed. The brass… (286-69). Learn More »
For use on the British Pattern 1853 .577 Caliber three band Enfield Infantry Rifle. This rifle musket imported by both the North and South in the Civil War was the second most widely used infantry… (E2517). Learn More »
14.75" in overall length, triangular shaped blade is 10" length, 3.5" in width at base. Exhibits pleasing dark patina with patches of light, unobtrusive pitting. Brown bridal leather scabbard… (482-364). Learn More »
This Model 1860 Staff sword is a post-war piece in fine condition overall. Though not maker-marked, this Prussian-made sword blade, by Gebruder Weyersberg, was one of thousands imported by Horstmann… (172-3225). Learn More »
After two years of military service, Orrin Gross, a thirty-six-year-old infantry sergeant from Galva, IL, and formerly of Co. G, 112th IL infantry regiment, gained his appointment to Captain of… (E2479). Learn More »
This original sword specimen is a C. Roby Manufacturing Company product referred to as a Model 1840 N.C.O. sword. In good overall condition, these sidearms were carried by Federal non-commissioned… (30-1847). Learn More »
Type 30 bayonet manufactured and marked Koishikawa (Tokyo). No inspector marks. Bright fullered blade. Oval washers with screws. Stamped with serial number 79479. Scabbard is metal with ball tip. No… (698-72). Learn More »
Originally $235.00
This simple "ersatz" bayonet was manufactured to fit captured weapons that were captured from the Austro-Hungarian 1917 victory. It was made to fit the 1895 rifle. Metal scabbard is… (698-66). Learn More »
Originally $335.00
The M1866 has a 22 ½ inch steel yataghan blade with a brass hilt. Has a sweeping quillon and a muzzle ring. The spine of the blade has the French arsenal marking and the date (1868). Two touch marks… (698-64). Learn More »
Originally $235.00
Here is a fine quality, U.S. Marine 'Eaglehead Pommel' sword specimen circa 1846-1851 that was made for the American market, and imported by one of the three William H. Horstmann retailing firms… (30-1845). Learn More »
Presented to Captain Horace A. Sprague of the 13th New York State Militia was this German-imported, silver mounted, high-grade foot officer's sword and scabbard. The Model 1850 sword specimen was a… (490-477). Learn More »
This high-grade, imported, silver mounted Model 1840 saber and scabbard specimen was presented to Captain Thomas Morley of the 4th New York Heavy Artillery battery during the Civil War. Thomas Morley… (112-34). Learn More »
Here is a pre-Civil War Ames saber specimen and forerunner of the type issued to Federal horsemen during the War. Produced by the Chicopee, Massachusetts firm of Ames Sword Company, this weapon is the… (172-3367). Learn More »
This Model 1850 Foot Officer's sword is identified to a Lieutenant Simpson of an unknown regiment. The sword is in used condition and was no doubt carried during the Lieutenant's service. The… (765-06). Learn More »
Originally $1,750.00
The Isaac, Campbell & Co firm in London, England manufactured this English Pattern 1853 cavalry saber and scabbard. Often referred to as 'Isaac & Co', the firm was a notorious retailer… (344-103). Learn More »
Overall length 19.5", with blade measuring 13.625" in length, 2.125" at base. Strong, formidable, clipped point blade. Exhibits light gray patina with patches of pitting near the base and tip.… (30-1787). Learn More »
Originally $7,500.00
This handsome, imported edged weapon is the classic Civil War style specimen that the Surgeon General and U.S. Medical Department designated as the Medical Staff Sword. Adopted in 1840 and… (30-1752). Learn More »
Originally $2,850.00
An early HUSSAR HILTED form of saber with a combination guard and knuckle bow in iron with a brass pommel, strap and ferrule. This particular militia cavalry saber resembles one produced by Joseph… (30-1809). Learn More »
Originally $2,600.00
A very handsome M1850 foot officer's silver-hilted sword with its fine metal scabbard. This high quality blade was manufactured by the sword-making dynasty of Gerbruder Weyersberg of Solingen,… (172-2787). Learn More »
Maker-mark: Schuyler, Hartley & Graham. Import-mark mark: [French] "Chattellerault". Assembler mark: "B.F.D.", for "Backes-Delacour", a Paris firm which used Klingenthal blades in… (E2454). Learn More »
Maker mark: "H. Horstmann & Sons / Philadelphia". European import blade, semi-bright, measuring 28.5" in length, 1.125" width at the base. Exhibits light scratching, patches of… (172-3119). Learn More »
This original Civil War Model 1850 foot officer's sword made by the Ames Manufacturing Company of Chicopee, Massachusetts comes complete with its matching leather scabbard. Ames produced high-grade… (362-246). Learn More »
The Model 1840 cavalry saber, commonly referred to as "The Old Wristbreaker", was one of the tried and true military edged weapons used by U.S. mounted forces before and during the Civil War. … (E2467). Learn More »
Exquisite example of a Light Artillery Militia Officer's Saber. The sword (within the scabbard) measures a full 35 ½" from the pommel to the drag and 35" from pommel to sword tip. Both faces of… (30-1798). Learn More »
Here is a fine, pre-war Ames saber specimen and forerunner of the type issued to Federal horsemen during the American Civil War. Produced by the Chicopee, Massachusetts firm of Ames Sword Company,… (172-3303). Learn More »
The Model 1840 cavalry saber, commonly referred to as "The Old Wristbreaker," was one of the edged weapons used by U.S. mounted forces before and during the Civil War. Produced by the N. P. Ames… (172-3300). Learn More »
This rugged artifact is a standard-issue, British-imported naval seaman's folding pocket knife in use by the U. S. Navy during the late 19th century and early 20th century. In very good, complete… (558-189). Learn More »
This example of an original, M1840 heavy cavalry saber and scabbard was imported by the Philadelphia firm of William Horstmann. Blade shows the maker's address on the obverse ricasso of… (172-3293). Learn More »
Here is a Model 1850 Marine Officer's brass-hilted sword with its leather scabbard. Blade likely manufactured by the firm of Gerbruder Weyersberg of Solingen, Prussia (now Germany) and assembled by… (172-3295). Learn More »
Presented is an 1851-dated and government inspected Ames Foot Officer's sword in excellent condition. The U.S. Ordnance department purchased the M1850 Foot Officer's sword for the first time in… (172-3292). Learn More »
The A. H. Waters Armory of Millbury, MA made a total of only 1,500 Greene rifles from 1859 to the early 1860s. Actual quantity of Greene bayonets produced are unknown but this handsome, brightly… (E2193). Learn More »
Originally $950.00
From 1844 till 1865 Ames Manufacturing Company produced approximately 24,604 artillery sabers. From 1844 to 1860 they produced what is called the type one saber which has a recess in the handguard to… (E2306). Learn More »
Originally $1,850.00
While no Federal saber contracts for the C. Charles Hammond and Son Company have been found, they did have contract in 1864 to supply the U.S. Ordnance Department with axes, hatchets, hammers and… (E2111). Learn More »
Originally $1,050.00
Maker mark reads, "_p. Ames/ cutler/Springfield/ 1834" [in cursive script]. Semi-bright blade measuring 34" in length, 1.125" at base. Exhibits light age-spotting and a few moderate dings,… (172-3288). Learn More »
This original, imported Model 1850 Officer's Staff and Field sword, complete with original metal scabbard, is a most handsome specimen. Carried by many higher-ranking Federal officers during the… (172-3290). Learn More »
This hefty edged weapon is a Confederate foot artillery short sword that is similar to the Federal Model 1832 U.S. Foot Artilleryman's sword often described as a 'Roman gladiator' sword. The weapon… (486-22). Learn More »
Originally $2,950.00
Overall length 24.5". Diamond shaped, double-edged, spear-pointed, and measures 18.75" in length, 2.125" in width at cross-guard. Exhibits medium to heavy rust w/plum colored patina, and one minor… (486-27). Learn More »
Originally $2,950.00
Bronze hilted with diamond-shaped, double-edged, spear-point blade. Overall length: 22.25". Blade measures 16.25" in length, 1.75" in width, and has a half inch fuller running from 2" above the… (486-26). Learn More »
Originally $2,200.00
This is a Confederate short sword devoid of any markings. It has a crudely cast brass guard and grip, the latter having parallel groves. The pommel is bare of decorations. It has some circular… (486-23). Learn More »
Originally $2,500.00
Cast brass hilt with ribbed grip. Crossguard with recessed panel on each side with lathe turned circular quillon circles. Blade is without a fuller and measures 19 1/8" and is in very fine condition.… (486-25). Learn More »
Originally $3,500.00
[See Hardin's AMERICAN BAYONET, pp. 172-73, figure 142]. This unusual, double-ringed, Bowie-shaped bayonet measures 17" in length. Its blade displays the characteristic Bowie clipped point and… (172-3299). Learn More »
This example of an original, M1840 heavy cavalry saber and scabbard was imported by the Philadelphia firm of William Horstmann. Blade shows the maker's address on the obverse ricasso of… (344-64). Learn More »
The blade is semi-bright with light mottling and scattered very light surface pitting. The blade meas. approx. 9.75 inches long with a wide central fuller running approx. 16.00 inches beginning at the… (172-2752). Learn More »
The sword is accompanied by a yellowed, handwritten identifying card which reads: "Col. Arthur Williams carried in Philippines — laid aside in Samar 1902-3 (1899-1909) (?) (3d, 26th & 15th… (172-2966). Learn More »
[See Hardin, The American Bayonet, p. 101, fig. 2] Maker-mark: "Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicopee, Mass." Inspector mark, reverse ricasso: "USN/ C.G.S. / 1871". Straight spear-pointed blade,… (172-2755). Learn More »
This small group of items belonged to Lieutenant John A. Kenrick of the 44th Massachusetts Infantry. The first item in the group is a martially marked Model 1850 Foot Officer's sword made by Ames… (172-3267). Learn More »
Here is an original, Civil War enlisted Ames Model 1840 light artillery saber in very good condition overall, that has one of the very best condition blades we've seen in over thirty years. Termed… (30-1776). Learn More »
Presented here is an early nineteenth century military saber produced for the American market. This mounted artillery officer's saber, circa 1815 to 1840 is an eye-catching, high-quality specimen… (408-08). Learn More »
This original battle weapon is a seldom seen, Civil War officer's regulation M1860 cavalry saber manufactured by the firm of C. Roby of West Chelmsford, Massachusetts. This distinctive, slightly… (172-3224). Learn More »
The blade is in excellent condition. It is clean and bright with no nicks on the edge. The etching is still frosty. The decoration on the blade consists of the usual scrollwork designs with a square… (172-3070). Learn More »
Presented here is an original, antique, clip point, bowie hunting knife made by the J. Allen firm of Sheffield, England in the early 1900s. The handsome side knife comes without a scabbard. Knife… (705-14). Learn More »
This Model 1799 pattern bayonet is an original, quadrangular blade socket device in very good condition. Made for use with variant Austrian / Hungarian army muskets during the period 1799 through… (721-81). Learn More »
Extremely sharp and attractive maker-mark [obverse]: "N.P. Ames/ Cutler/ Springfield." Straight, spear-point blade measuring 28.5" in length and 1" in width at the ricasso. Blade emblazoned with… (612-11). Learn More »
Originally $3,895.00
Unmarked import, with oval blade measuring 29.5" in length, and .75" in width at hilt. The obverse frosting features panoply of arms and "Medical Department." in 3" lettering, followed by floral… (612-09). Learn More »
Originally $3,800.00
Prussian import. Maker-mark [reverse ricasso]: "Clauberg/ SCL__CE11". Fine to near-mint blade measuring 32" in length, with "Iron-Proof" on top. Frosted, with sharply etched military trophies &… (612-08). Learn More »
Originally $9,850.00
Ca.1850s, 1861-65. Maker-mark: [in fine cursive script above the obverse ricasso] "W.H./ Horstmann & Sons/ Philadelphia". Kings-head stamp appears on reverse ricasso, with "Iron Proof" appearing… (612-07). Learn More »
Originally $7,950.00
Here is a Prussian, non-regulation foot officer's edged weapon imported, assembled and marked by W. Horstmann of Philadelphia. Complete in every regard, this handsome sword & scabbard specimen is… (612-04). Learn More »
Originally $2,495.00
Commonly referred to by the men who wielded these blades as "Bowie" knives, this fine, unexcavated example is an iron and wood belt knife made in the 1840s and 1850s. Knife appears to be similar… (30-1652). Learn More »
Maker mark: "Emerson & / Silver / Trenton/ N.J.". Inspector markings: "U.S. / J.M. 1865". Markings lightly stamped, but legible. Bright fine blade measures 34.5" in length, 1.125" in… (172-3061). Learn More »
Maker mark: "Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicopee / Mass."; Inspector mark: "U.S. / J.H./ 1859." Dark blade measuring 34.75" in length, 1.125" in width at base. Markings moderately worn, but legible.… (172-3060). Learn More »
This World War One era specimen is an identified, USMC officer's sword and scabbard used by Edgar Hayes. Marine Corps history indicates that this type of sword was first presented to a Marine… (172-2881). Learn More »
This Civil War specimen is an original, rare Model 1850 Foot Officer's sword assembled by the small retailing firm of Canfield Brothers & Company Baltimore, Maryland. The Canfield Bros. served… (172-2819). Learn More »
Here is a totally unmarked, veteran Confederate foot officer's sword in great overall condition. A good-looking Southern infantry officer's piece, this sword follows the pattern of the Federal… (172-2879). Learn More »
Sword bayonet measuring 20" in length, 1.0625" in width at the base. Winchester "W" crown marking at base. Clean, medium-bright blade with patches of light water-markings. Cast brass hilt,… (172-2894). Learn More »
Maker mark: "Ames Mfg. C_ / Chicopee/Mass."; inspector mark: "U.S. / J.H. / 1864". Bright and brilliant, ding-free blade measuring 32" in length, 1.25" at base. Washer present. Brass hilt,… (172-3064). Learn More »
Maker mark: "D.J. Millard / Clayville [NY]". Inspector mark: "U.S. / C.E.W. / 1862". Clean, light gray blade measuring 34.75" in length, 1.125" in width at base. Smooth consistent patina,… (172-3056). Learn More »
This unmarked harpoon, possibly of the whaling era, consists of a cylindrical wooden pole mounted with a flat, double-edged, double-barbed iron blade at the tip and an iron pointed ferrule at the… (14-1406). Learn More »
Henry Slocum was an important Union Civil War General. He graduated from West Point 7th in his class in 1852. He stayed in the Army for several years, serving in the Seminole War in Florida and then… (344-1728). Learn More »
Presented here in very good condition is a mounted infantry officer's or cavalry officer's saber commonly used in America during the Federal period, i.e. circa 1790-1805. Produced by an unknown… (172-2875). Learn More »
This rare Federal accoutrement is an original Spencer saber (aka sword) bayonet for the Spencer Navy Rifle in excellent original condition. Produced by the Collins & Company of Collinsville,… (172-2893). Learn More »
This saber is an early, seldom seen 'C. Roby' enlisted Model 1840 light artillery edged weapon termed a Type-1. Blade exhibits the single, rare one-line maker address "C. ROBY & CO" but no… (172-2880). Learn More »
[See Peterson, p.5, fig. 52]. Maker-mark [obverse ricasso]: "N.P. Ames / Cabotville / Mass"; US marking [reverse]: "USN / 1842". Markings slightly worn, though entirely legible. This cutlass… (172-2877). Learn More »
Presented here is a standard Civil War Model 1850 foot officer's sword complete with its matching leather scabbard by the Christopher Roby Manufacturing Company of West Chelmsford, Massachusetts. C.… (344-1715). Learn More »
Beautifully gold gilded and highly engraved dress sword presented to Colonel L.W. Stevens of the National Guards NYSA by the Officers of the Corps 1831. This sword and scabbard exhibits the finest… (172-2938). Learn More »
This 1857 dated, edged weapon is representative of the heavy combat saber issued to Federal dragoons during the Mexican War and to later Union horsesoldiers engaged in the War of Rebellion.… (727-07). Learn More »
Presented is a highly sought specimen of a Confederate cavalry saber, completely unmarked and in its original all-brass scabbard. Of the type carried by southern cavaliers during the War Between the… (172-2934). Learn More »
[See Thillman, CIVIL WAR ARMY SWORDS, p. 452.] Maker-mark [reverse ricasso]: "Tomes & Sons/ &/ Melvain NY." As Tomes & Sons assembled their swords from parts from various companies,… (172-2930). Learn More »
This imported Federal Medical Officer's edged weapon is a Civil War presentation specimen to Dr. George R. Richards of the 7th Michigan Volunteer Cavalry regiment. Adopted in 1840 and officially… (344-1712). Learn More »
This sword is a fine example of an original, non-regulation hilt, Civil War M1850 foot officer's sword manufactured by the Newark, New Jersey firm of Henry Sauerbier. This quality, embellished sword… (172-2932). Learn More »
400 produced. Maker-mark & Inspector mark [on ricasso]: "Made by / Ames Mfg. Co. / Chicopee / Mass." "18 / G.G.S. / 1862". Inspector initials "G.G.S" also appear on counter guard. All… (172-2889). Learn More »
This Model 1850 Staff & Field Officer's sword is ID'd to Captain William E. Conoway of Company A, 11th Maryland Infantry. Captain Conoway also had service in the 2nd and 9th Maryland. The… (413-16). Learn More »
Early pattern metal scabbard used with the 1873 bayonet. Belt loop is brass with a brass escutcheon plate bearing "US." Inspector's initials "W.T.G" on the… (362-525). Learn More »
Early pattern metal scabbard used with the 1873 bayonet. Belt loop is leather with a brass escutcheon plate bearing "N.G.P." (National Guard Pennsylvania). ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ THIS… (362-526). Learn More »
Overall bolo is in good condition. Blade has clear markings SA 1916 and US and serial number. Blade is a gun -metal gray finish. Push button is missing. Right grip has a small crack. Scabbard is in… (362-481). Learn More »
This original, Model 1850 Officer's Staff and Field sword, complete with original metal scabbard, was a specimen imported from the renowned sword-making establishment of Klingenthal in France. The… (344-36). Learn More »
This saber was manufactured by the most highly respected Solingen, Prussia, and imported to the U.S. for use in the Civil War. The curved 35-½ inch blade is a gray dusky peppery patina with only two… (539-03). Learn More »
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Here is an original Civil War Model 1850 foot officer's sword in fine condition complete with its leather scabbard. Produced by the W. Clauberg firm of Solingen, Prussia (Germany) and imported to… (697-53). Learn More »
Presented here is a standard Civil War Model 1850 foot officer's sword complete with its matching leather scabbard by the Christopher Roby Manufacturing Company of West Chelmsford, Massachusetts. C.… (697-55). Learn More »
This sword was manufactured in New York City by the firm of Schuyler Hartley & Graham. The scabbard is made of iron and covered in black leather with brass mounts and drag. Mounts are of plain… (690-07). Learn More »
[See Thillman, Civil War Cavalry & Artillery Sabers, pp. 414-415]. From the John Thillman Collections. By Tiffany, with star "T[iffany] C[ompany]" marking on obverse ricasso. Spear tipped… (344-97). Learn More »
No maker mark. Bright gray blade measures 30.25" in length, 1" in width at the ricasso. Remains ding-free with slight traces of condensation spotting near tip. Regulation "U.S." etching… (344-44). Learn More »
Item is in good condition. Metal is dark with just very minor scattered surface pitting. Locking ring works fine. Blade has good "US" stamping on the flat just forward of the socket elbow. (344-1411). Learn More »
Blade has no visible markings. The item is in very nice condition. Socket has notch and appears to be very clean. Socket is blued while the blade is bright with only light scattered mottling. (344-1192). Learn More »
The hilt has a half basket steel guard with the Mecklenburg-Strelitz crest as the cartouche badge. The grip is brown bakelite held to the tang by two steel rivets and has an oval steel pommel. The… (580-01). Learn More »
Originally $750.00
Here is an original enlisted Model 1840 light artillery saber that is complete with its original metal scabbard. Termed an Ames Type 2, this variation was made from 1860 through 1865 and features a… (681-01). Learn More »
This imported sword is the classic Civil War style specimen that the Surgeon General and U.S. Medical Department designated as the Medical Staff Sword. Adopted in 1840 and officially known as the… (344-111). Learn More »
34" curved M1860 style blade mint with etched panels on both sides. The obverse panel features exquisitely hand engraved scroll / floral motifs flanking a beautiful spread wing eagle, while the… (344-673). Learn More »
This original condition Model 1860 Staff officer's sword is one of many produced by various manufacturers from the Civil War to the turn of the century. Manufactured by the Philadelphia firm of… (344-105). Learn More »
Item meas. approx. 28.75 inches overall. The blade meas. approx. 23.75 inches long and is approx. 1.08 inches wide at the ricasso. Blade surface is bright with some scattered mottling. Heavier near… (344-158). Learn More »
Here is an original, excavated Confederate pike head with its intact bridle cutter blade attached. No staff. Recovery location is unknown but the specimen was once part of early Philadelphia artifact… (7-3358). Learn More »
The Model 1840 cavalry saber, commonly referred to as "The Old Wristbreaker", was indeed one of the 'tried and true' military edged weapons used by U.S. mounted forces before and during the… (172-2648). Learn More »
W. H. Horstmann and Sons was a Philadelphia sword assembler. They were not engaged in making sword blades but they did their own brass parts such as guards, pommel caps and scabbard mounts. Offered is… (169-142). Learn More »
Originally $2,850.00
Here is a very fine presentation quality, imported 'Knights Head' style sword specimen made for the American militia market. Official regulations in the 1830s through 1840s called for infantry officer… (169-137). Learn More »
Originally $6,500.00
Blade measures 19.75" in length, 1 1/16" wide and 5/16" thick. Unstopped fuller measuring 13.5". 4.875" brass hilt of flat bird's head pommel pattern. No markings. [See Hardin, AMERICAN BAYONET, p.… (169-111). Learn More »
Originally $6,000.00
Model 1873 bayonet for the 45-70 rifle. Stamped US/S. Moderate to heavy spots of rust throughout the bayonet. Scabbard is the McKenny patent type with A.R.SMITH inspector stamp. Locking ring is… (E1904). Learn More »
Presented in fine condition is this scarce, original "Augustine J. Drake" altered socket bayonet made to fit M1841 Mississippi rifles modified with the Lindner breechloading system. In 1861 the… (172-2221). Learn More »
Non-maker marked import. Medium-gray blade measures 31.5" in length; exhibits 17 inches of crisp floral engraving on each side of blade, interspersed with elongated "US" on the obverse side, and a US… (172-2051). Learn More »
Here is a very handsome and inscribed, original Model 1850 Officer's Staff and Field imported sword complete with its original metal scabbard. On the scabbard mount of this Civil War edged weapon is a… (490-06). Learn More »
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Hybrid Hadoop: Using Cloud Compute with On-Premises Data
Nov 11 2015
4:00 pm
30 mins
Scott Jeschonek, Director of Product Management, Cloud at Avere Systems
With datasets continuing to grow larger and cloud computing getting easier to set up and use, one of the biggest challenges facing IT departments responsible for managing Apache Hadoop environments is how to efficiently support and enable data storage. The main choice for moving data to cloud-based Hadoop deployments is to use HDFS, but efficiencies and processes have not gotten to a level that is both sustainable and repeatable while being affordable for IT organizations.
In this 30-minute webinar, speaker Scott Jeschonek will look at the current best practices of using HDFS and Hadoop completely in the cloud. Next, he will highlight the limitations of this approach by contrasting classic on-premises Hadoop with Hadoop in the cloud, suggesting that the two are not the same. Finally, a new approach will be proposed that enables the use of Hadoop compute clusters while data is kept in its on-premises source instead of loading into the cloud. Participants will be able to consider a "Hybrid Hadoop" workflow that provides the economics needed for replication with more flexibility in the data source location, and the efficiency of eliminating the load process before cloud compute jobs.
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Cloud Data and Sovereignty mystique Cleared Up
Nov 11 2015
2:00 pm
45 mins
Frank Jennings, Cloud & Commercial Lawyer at Wallace LLP and Ian Moyse, Senior Sales Manager at Rackspace
Cloud Data and Sovereignty mystique Cleared Up, with Ian Moyse and Frank Jennings
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MarFS: A Scalable Near-POSIX Name Space over Cloud Objects
Nov 10 2015
7:00 pm
45 mins
Gary Grider, High Performance Computing Division Leader, Los Alamos National Laboratory
It has been said that Objects are for applications and POSIX is for people. The HPC community as well as many other large scale IT organizations have legacy applications and users that know, use, and depend on a near POSIX environment with real folders, ease of renaming and reshaping trees, and other powerful concepts in POSIX.
There are several POSIX name spaces that sit on top of cloud style erasure based objects but few if any really provide an extremely scalable solution. MarFS is designed to address this problem by providing a scalable near-POSIX name space over standard object systems, with target scaling out to trillions of POSIX files, hundreds of Gigabytes/sec of data bandwidth, and millions of POSIX metadata operations/sec.
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Shadow IT and Its Implications to Your Cost and Control Environment
Nov 10 2015
10:00 am
60 mins
Jerry Wertelecky, CPA, Fellow HKloD & Managing Director
Join Cloud expert Jerry Wertelecky as he discusses shadow IT and its implications to your cost and control environment.
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Calculating the cost of critical system downtime
Oct 21 2015
2:00 pm
45 mins
David Beeler, Senior Product Strategist, Vision Solutions
How long can you afford to be without data?
45% of businesses surveyed said that they had experienced a data loss in 2014. Downtime can come from any direction, in any form, at any time. Astonishingly, three-quarters of IT professionals say that they have never calculated the hourly cost of downtime.
Join David Beeler as he explores how you can reduce the impact of downtime on your business to near zero, whilst making it easier for you to manage your systems.
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Cloud Computing Gets Put to the Test
Oct 15 2015
5:00 pm
60 mins
Scott Sinclair, ESG & Bernie Behn, Avere Systems
With cloud computing being a top technology area of increased spending, many enterprises are validating cloud compute resources for the promise of cost savings, efficiency, and dependability. Organizations that rely on compute-intensive operations such as media, financial analysis, and scientific research, find the ability to quickly scale compute resources up and down as well as create off-site archives invaluable to operational advancement. In this webinar, analyst Scott Sinclair will look at the state of the cloud computing market and how its adoption is progressing based on recent ESG research and ESG conducted lab results where a leading compute solution was put to the test. These test results attempt to measure the ease of installation, data movement simplicity, scalability, instance job management, and cost reduction opportunities for architectures using Avere vFXT technology with Google Cloud Platform.
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The Advantage of Using Professionals for Run Management of Your SAP
Oct 14 2015
4:00 pm
60 mins
Melchior du Boullay, Vice President, Business Development, and Geo Manager for Americas, oXya, Scott LaBouliere, Vice Pres
Learn how professional run management and cloud-delivered services for SAP increase the value you deliver to your business and how these services reduce your exposure to risk and lower costs. Hear our customers tell their SAP story, and how our unique delivery model has maximized these benefits for them, and earned us the highest customer satisfaction results. Join us to discover how you can:
•Reduce exposure to business risk from disruptions to your SAP environment.
•Accelerate your SAP migration, upgrade or expansion projects, such as migrating to the SAP HANA platform.
•Increase the service levels you deliver to the business, while reducing capital expenditure.
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Getting Started with Hybrid Cloud: Best Practices with CenturyLink
Oct 8 2015
5:00 pm
75 mins
Dave Strebel, Cloud Solutions Engineer, CenturyLink
In this webinar with CenturyLink, discover 5 steps to take today to move toward a secure, fast and flexible hybrid cloud environment. Best practices and use cases are discussed, along with tips and critical questions you should ask your provider before getting started. We will also offer insight around things to avoid and share common, real-world issues that IT managers face when starting their hybrid cloud journey.
This webinar is the third in NetApp's Hybrid Cloud Exchange Webinar series. Follow this series to discover industry-leading insights, partnerships, and resources to help you embrace the hybrid cloud on your terms.
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Application Velocity: The Future of Hybrid Cloud Success
Sep 30 2015
58 mins
Dave Bartoletti, Principal Analyst, Forrester Research with David Cope, Chief Marketing Officer, CliQr Technologies
The application lifecycle is accelerating. And now you have multiple datacenter and cloud environments to manage. Traditional management tools just don't fit a rapidly evolving landscape of applications, clouds and users. Like it or not, the cloud is hybrid. How are you going to manage your hybrid cloud world?
Guest speaker, Forrester Research, Inc.'s Dave Bartoletti will reveal:
•Typical hybrid cloud management challenges
•Essential cloud management capabilities
•Picking the right tools for application lifecycle success
David Cope will also share how CliQr customers benefit from application-defined cloud management.
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Practical Guide to Cloud Computing
Sep 30 2015
62 mins
Mike Edwards and Claude Baudoin from the Cloud Standards Customer Council
The "Practical Guide to Cloud Computing" whitepaper was written by the CSCC to help enterprise IT and business decision makers adopt cloud computing to solve business challenges. This webcast will help cloud customers evaluate the market from the point of view of their organization's needs. You will learn how to select the right cloud architecture and implementation approach through the use of in-house staff, cloud vendor(s) or both.
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The Magic of Interconnection Services: Balancing Network Cost & Performance
Sep 30 2015
47 mins
Kelly Morgan, 451 Research
Network-dense, interconnection-oriented facilities are not easy to replicate and are typically able to charge higher prices for colocation, as well as charge for cross-connects and, in some cases, access to public Internet exchange platforms and cloud platforms. Mobility, the Internet of Things, SaaS, IaaS and content delivery all depend on network performance. This presentation will look at the following issues:
- How will Open-IX and the launch of European-model exchanges impact the interconnection market?
- What are the networking and datacenter technologies that can disrupt this market?
- What are the advantages of Direct Connect services?
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Cloud 2.0: Customers First
Sep 29 2015
37 mins
Michelle Bailey, SVP Digital Infrastructure and Data Strategy, 451 Research
With cloud computing now becoming a mainstream technology for most companies, new opportunities have emerged for cloud and hosting providers that extend beyond their traditional infrastructure-focused businesses. The most interesting changes in cloud infrastructure, applications and services are yet to come.
A key characteristic of Cloud 2.0 is that 70% of the opportunity is beyond infrastructure hosting, with application, managed and security services demand growing from enterprises. To capture this providers must continue to evolve their offerings to meet the increasingly complex demands of customers who are now in the driver's seat. These customers need not only infrastructure, but also wrap-around services and support that they have come to expect from their corporate IT departments.
During this data-driven discussion you will learn:
- What Cloud 2.0 means for your business
- Cloud adoption trends
- How to innovate without risk
- Who are the primary decision makers
- How customers choose a service provider and what requirements are important to them
- Where customers allocate their budgets
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Development Approaches of WebRTC Based Services
Sep 24 2015
44 mins
Tsahi Levent-Levi, Founder, BlogGeek.Me
There are many ways in which people approach adding real-time communications with WebRTC to their service. While the dominant approaches are probably self development and using a WebRTC PaaS vendor, there's a wider range of approaches.
In this session, Tsahi Levent-Levi, consultant and analyst of everything WebRTC, will go over the various approaches, revealing their advantages along with real vendor use cases.
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IDC MarketScape: 2015 Vendor Assessment - Virtual Client Computing Software
Sep 24 2015
31 mins
Dave Grant - VP, Product Marketing, VMware & Guest Speaker Rob Young - Research Mgr, ITSM & Client Virtualization
IDC Announces the Best Vendors for Client Computing Software
In the multi-device workplace, there are many vendors IT can choose from to better manage applications and desktops. So, which vendors offer the best client computing solutions with a commitment to long-term end-user computing innovation?
Find out how a variety of vendors compare and the reasons why VMware has moved into the Leaders category in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Virtual Client Computing Software 2015 Vendor Assessment.
Join us and learn:
Which vendors are well aligned when it comes to customer needs
Which vendors offer the best client computing solutions with a commitment to long-term end-user computing innovation?
Which vendors have the commitment to providing resources and continued expansion of the EUC infrastructure
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Personal Cloud Self-Protecting Self-Encrypting Storage Devices [LIVE]
Sep 24 2015
49 mins
Robert Thibadeau, Ph.D., Scientist and Entrepreneur, CMU, Bright Plaza
Self-Protecting, Self-Encrypting, Storage Devices (SP-SEDs) are already widely available and successful in the marketplace. This talk will focus on exciting new concepts that take existing standards, and existing Open Source code repositories to create opportunities for new wealth through security and privacy. Look to the clouds for guidance for what should be in the Personal Storage Device.
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Learnings from Nearly a Decade of Building Low-cost Cloud Storage [LIVE]
Sep 23 2015
31 mins
Gleb Budman, CEO, Backblaze
For nearly a decade, Backblaze has built one of the lowest-cost cloud storage systems. In this keynote, we will share the philosophies and technologies that made that possible. We'll cover the design of the storage hardware, the cloud storage file system software, and the operations processes that currently store over 150 petabytes and 5 petabytes every month. Whether you build your own storage systems, run storage in-house, or use cloud storage, we hope to provide you concrete takeaways.
Learning Objectives
- Understanding cloud storage costs
- Understanding how to build your own storage hardware
- Understanding cloud storage file system considerations
- Understanding storage operations processes
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Emerging Trends in Software Development [LIVE]
Sep 23 2015
41 mins
Donnie Berkholz, Research Director, 451 Research
Donnie Berkholz leads the development, DevOps and IT ops team at 451 Research. In this talk, he will draw on his experience and research to discuss emerging trends in how software across the stack is created and deployed, with a particular focus on relevance to storage development and usage. Donnie will discuss the potential impacts of these trends to how storage software is built as well as what kinds of new use cases it needs to support.
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