Authentic US Civil War Calvary Saber ? -- myArmoury.com

James Dernehl

Greetings ! Does anyone here know of a reputable, solid, dealer for authentic American Civil War Swords ? A friend in a Cav Regiment is looking for one. Any assistance with this would be greatly appreciated !

Thanks

Jeffrey Faulk · Posted: Thu 10 Dec, 2015 8:55 am Post subject:

Authentic, as in historically accurate modern reproduction, or authentic, as in an actual antique Civil War sword?

Kalu Charan Parida · Posted: Thu 10 Dec, 2015 9:01 pm Post subject:

I do believe that you might find some swords that you are looking for at http://windlasssword.com. But you have to check whether they deliver to your place or not.

James Dernehl · Posted: Fri 11 Dec, 2015 12:01 pm Post subject:

Karl Knisley · Posted: Fri 11 Dec, 2015 12:28 pm Post subject:

Hello
There are several reputable antique sword dealers listed in the links page. Most are probably European but I`am sure you could find one or two squirreled away in there. And on ebay there are even a few sellers. I recommend a seller by the moniker ,pcay, he usually has U.S swords.

Gary Venable · Posted: Fri 11 Dec, 2015 1:00 pm Post subject: Simpson Ltd

I would highly recommend Simpson Ltd. Very knowledgeable, helpful and I have done business with them for years with zero issues. You do have to search through their site but there are a lot of gems to be found.

http://www.simpsonltd.com/index.php?cPath=206_296_297

Glen A Cleeton · Posted: Fri 11 Dec, 2015 2:56 pm Post subject:

Here is an old list of dealers I have. Look to the links section of any of them and you'll start to be familiar with the good old boy crowd. It is an old list. so some may be gone or not link easily.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9AOFMA8y3ODZ1QyaDNsaW8tTUk/view?usp=sharing

These guys stand out as often having primo swords

http://www.horsesoldier.com/

http://shilohrelics.com/cgi-bin/Display_Items...&S=638

http://www.azswords.com/

http://www.relicman.com/

This fellow has an excellent link section of good guys

http://www.collegehillarsenal.com/shop/home.php

Simpson rarely has top shelf swords and can be overpriced but he has a lot of fantastic book prices on out of print stuff.

Tom Nardi's price sheet is still pretty valid but primos will always command a premium.

http://swordrestorationtn.com/values.htm

There had been some real deals of Mansfield&Lamb swords but they dried up a bit. Ebay is still a fair place to shop and a decent generic wristbreaker can still be found in the $500-$600 range.

You didn't mention what type of sword he is looking for. Sharps can be hazardous for reenacting.

Cheers

GC

James Dernehl · Posted: Sat 12 Dec, 2015 7:44 am Post subject:

The sword isn't for reenacting. A friend was interested in presenting a sword to his father a Calvary Officer. No reenactments or cutting, most likely will hang on a wall or be displayed in his office.

The help is Greatly appreciated ! Thanks !

Best - James

Shahril Dzulkifli

Windlass does not make American Civil War swords.
It makes mostly swords for the British Armed Forces.