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Offered for sale is an antique U.S. War of 1812-era Mounted Artillery Officer’s Sword complete with leather scabbard, an impressive early American military edged weapon displaying exceptional period character and craftsmanship. This officer-grade sword features a beautifully etched blade with surviving traces of bluing and gilt decoration. Portions of the engraved design remain visible, along with areas of gilding that continue to highlight the quality of the sword's early 19th-century workmanship. The blade has developed a deep, attractive patina consistent with its age and historical significance. The sword is fitted with a bone grip, which shows evidence restoration or repair. The restoration appears consistent with the age of the piece and does not detract from its impressive display value or historical character. Features: U.S. War of 1812 Mounted Artillery Officer's Sword Beautiful etched blade Traces of blued and gilt finish remain visible Bone grip handle. leather scabbard Early American military edged weapon Highly desirable War of 1812-era collectible Condition: Overall condition is very good for an early 19th-century sword. The blade retains strong visual appeal with deep age patina, visible etching, surviving bluing, and traces of gilt decoration. The bone grip remains intact and shows evidence of an restoration or repair. The hilt and fittings retain attractive character and age. The leather scabbard remains in good condition overall with expected age-related wear. The brass fittings are well preserved and remain solid, contributing to the excellent overall presentation of the piece. 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 increasingly difficult-to-find War of 1812-era American officer's sword and an outstanding addition to any advanced collection of U.S. militaria or antique edged weapons.
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