US NCO Dress Sword 1790-1810

VERY RARE U.S. NCO Dress Sword w/ Scabbard – 1790–1810, Marked Blade “G G”

Up for sale is a very rare early American NCO (Non-Commissioned Officer’s) sword, dating to the Federal period (circa 1790–1810). This fine example features a blade marked “G G” and retains its scabbard, making it a scarce survivor from the early years of the United States military.

Period: Late 18th–early 19th century (1790–1810)

Type: U.S. NCO Dress Sword

Blade: Lightly curved blade,marked with “G G”, showing age patina and honest wear.

Hilt: Brass hilt with simple guard and knuckle bow,an elegant wooden handle with longitudinal notches for a comfortable grip.

Scabbard: Leather scabbard with brass fittings; wear consistent with age but remarkably preserved for its period.

Dimensions: Overall length approx 32 in

Condition: Very good antique condition for its age. Blade solid with visible markings; hilt complete; scabbard present with age-appropriate wear. Collectors’ Note: Swords from the 1790–1810 period are extremely rare, particularly U.S. NCO dress swords. The presence of both the blade marking “G G” and the scabbard make this an exceptional addition to any serious collection of early American edged weapons.