Original U.S. Civil War Model 1852 Officer’s Sword with Triple Etched French Blade by Klingenthal and Leather Scabbard Antique Winchesters Many of the major costume

Many of the major costume jewelry manufacturers moved their production to Mexico where skilled silversmiths abounded and materials were still cheap

and this example bears serial number 458 on the trigger guard and both parts of the rear sight

victory over Japan and the end of World War II

with some wear and denting from service

on the left side of the stock

Original U.S. Civil War Model 1852 Officer’s Sword with Triple Etched French Blade by Klingenthal and Leather Scabbard Antique Winchesters Many of the major costumeOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a complete example of a U. S. Navy Model 1852 Officers Sword, the blade being manufactured at Manuf're a Klingenthal, as marked on the spine. This was the former location of the first Royal Weapons Factory in France. While it lost the "Royal Manufactory" status in 1838, it continued to produce edged weapons continuously until the mid 20th century. This particular sword features a triple etched French blade,