![]() The left side at the ricasso shows the impressed king’s head blade-maker stamp of the Weyersberg firm of Solingen, who were a major source of swords and blades for Horstmann. Above that the etched panel continues with a latticework, floral sprays, an oval of stars where and officer could have had his name etched, and a panoply of arms, terminating with flamboyant rays. Horstmann / & Sons / Philadelphia” etched in an arc at the right ricasso. The right side of the blade has the firm name, “W.H. The grip has its sharkskin wrap and triple binding wire intact. ![]() The brass hilt is cast and chased with floral elements of acorns and oak leaves, and a sea monster’s head with scaled body on the curved quillon and terminal of the knucklebow where it joins the pommel cap. This is a nice Civil War example sold by Horstmann, preserving very nice blade etching and with a sharkskin scabbard. Whether you are a collector, a history buff, or simply appreciate the beauty of a well-crafted sword, the Shelby Officers Sword is sure to exceed your expectations.This pattern of sword for US Navy officers was adopted in 1852 and a version of it is still in use. Made of carbon steel with a partial tang, this sword is both durable and sturdy. The blade is etched with intricate designs, further adding to its beauty and historical accuracy. The Shelby Officers Sword boasts a brass guard and pommel, giving it an elegant and regal appearance that is sure to impress. The steel scabbard provides protection for the blade and ensures that this sword will remain a cherished piece in your collection for years to come. Measuring 40.5 inches in overall length, this sword features a black handle with gold wire wrap, adding both comfort and style to your grip. Crafted with the utmost attention to detail, this sword is a masterpiece of artistry and historical accuracy. Our handmade replica of the Shelby Officers Sword is a stunning piece of history that pays homage to the sword wielded by Joseph Shelby during the Civil War. ![]()
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