Original U.S. Civil War Navy Model 1852 Officer Sword with Sharkskin Scabbard - By Weyersberg of Solingen MG 34 Barrel Jacket Assembly The first recorded use of

The first recorded use of the word “grenade” came in 1536

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The Scabbard is made of Wood with a leather covering

The last holster is a black leather flap top holster with spare magazine compartment to the front

All in all a nice example of the very rare M1884/94 II Bayonet of WWI

Original U.S. Civil War Navy Model 1852 Officer Sword with Sharkskin Scabbard - By Weyersberg of Solingen MG 34 Barrel Jacket Assembly The first recorded use ofOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is an absolutely fantastic example of a U. S. Navy Model 1852 Officers Sword, Made by Weyerberg Brothers of Solingen, Germany and marketed by Horstman & Sons of Philadelphia. This particular sword features a pipeback blade, triple etched and hand engraved designs, Rayskin Wrapped Grip and sharkskin wrapped scabbard. By Far, one of the more stunning, yet utilitarian, Civil War Naval Officers Swords we have ever