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22 paź 2010 · All in all I'd be comfortable placing the sword within the prewar through the Civil War period. When you get the sword and if you like, I may be able to fit it into the new book. I'd need 35mm color photos 5x7 in size. Mainly a hilt shot both sides showing the ricasso markings, scabbard throat and drag and a blade shot.
25 lut 2008 · Below are the images of the major military swords - and some civilian swords - commonly found in the USA. Only images of the hilts - or distant views - of these swords will be made available; I will not display images of inspector's or maker's marks as that might encourage spurious reproduction.
American Sword Identification By Period Style. The Basics: This page shows basic patterns and sword form by which one may generally categorize swords as belonging to specific periods. (Please note this section is not yet complete and not all models are yet represented)
The 1ST OHIO VOLUNTEER LIGHT ARTILLERY (OVLA), 1861-64, CIVIL WAR service, was recruited on a state-wide basis. Batteries A and B were recruited from the disbanded 1ST REGIMENT OF LIGHT ARTILLERY, sometimes referred to as the CLEVELAND LIGHT ARTILLERY (CLA).
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13 sie 2002 · The 1ST OHIO VOLUNTEER LIGHT ARTILLERY (OVLA), 1861-64, CIVIL WAR service, was recruited on a state-wide basis. Batteries A and B were recruited from the disbanded 1ST REGIMENT OF LIGHT ARTILLERY, sometimes referred to as the CLEVELAND LIGHT ARTILLERY (CLA).
The Model 1860 Light Cavalry Saber (also known as the M1862 as this was when the first 800 were issued) [1] is a long sword made of steel and brass, used by US cavalry from the American Civil War [2] until the end of the Indian wars; some were still in use during the Spanish–American War. [3]
