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Offered for sale is an ultra rare U.S. Model 1841 Naval Officer's Sword, complete with its scabbard. This exceptional pre-Civil War American naval sword represents one of the most desirable and historically significant officer's edged weapons of the early U.S. Navy. Examples are becoming increasingly difficult to locate, particularly when accompanied by their scabbards. The sword features a beautifully etched blade with finely executed period decoration, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship associated with American naval officer swords of the mid-19th century. It is fitted with a beautifully carved bone grip, an elegant eagle-head pommel, all of which greatly enhance its historical character and visual appeal. Features: U.S. Model 1841 Naval Officer's Sword Pre-Civil War period Beautiful etched/decorated blade Carved bone grip Eagle-head pommel Scabbard U.S. Naval officer's weapon Exceptional collector and display piece Highly desirable early American militaria Condition: Overall condition is very good for its age. The etched blade remains well preserved with attractive detail and excellent eye appeal. The bone grip, eagle-head hilt, fittings, and pommel retain beautiful period character with normal age-related wear consistent with careful preservation. The scabbard remains in very good condition and complements the sword beautifully as a complete set. Please examine all photographs carefully, as they are an important part of the description and condition details. This item is being sold exactly as found/as is. An exceptionally scarce and highly collectible pre-Civil War U.S. Naval Officer's Sword, representing an outstanding addition to any advanced collection of American militaria, naval history, or antique edged weapons.
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