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RARE EARLY AMERICAN ARTILLERY OFFICER’S SWORD – CIRCA 1821–1850 A rare and highly attractive early American officer’s sword, featuring a finely detailed eagle-head pommel,grip with bone scales, and scabbard. The sword retains its brass scabbard, exhibiting natural age-related patina and several small dents consistent with its considerable age. The blade fits into the scabbard easily, with a slight amount of natural play. The blade features engraved decoration and an attractive patina, displaying the natural character expected from an antique of this period. The hilt is particularly impressive, with a beautifully executed guard and knuckle bow, complemented by an exceptionally detailed eagle-head pommel with deep, crisp workmanship. The grip features natural bone scales, completing the distinctive early American appearance. Condition: Good overall antique condition, with appropriate signs of age, wear, and natural patina. The brass scabbard has several small dents and age-related surface character. The blade retains its engraved decoration and patina. The hilt and bone grip remain well preserved. A rare and highly presentable early American officer’s sword, retaining its scabbard and distinctive eagle-head hilt. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are an integral part of the description and show the actual item, condition, and details.
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