A nice addition to my collection.

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I've been on the hunt for a while for a good M1850 Foot Officer's Sword. I've been asked to serve as an officer in one of the reenactment groups I belong to. I really wanted an original sword over a reproduction. Wanted a solid piece with a metal scabbard that could be used in the field yet not so pristine I'd that I'd feel horrible if I dinged it by use and not break the bank either. I wasn't seeing what I wanted on line so I asked @ucvrelics for advice. He said he'd be heading to a few shows and would keep an eye out. Well he did and spotted exactly what I was looking for and picked it up for me and I received it yesterday. He absolutely nailed it, it's exactly what I wanted. I can't thank him enough for his help. It's an imported M1850 made by Wilhelm Clauberg of Solingen, Germany
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Great sword. You'll carry it in a reenactment knowing that perhaps it was in the real thing 150 plus years ago. Sort of a Twilight Zone moment. Hopefully it won't suck you back 156 years. If it does, let us know.
 
I've been on the hunt for a while for a good M1850 Foot Officer's Sword. I've been asked to serve as an officer in one of the reenactment groups I belong to. I really wanted an original sword over a reproduction. Wanted a solid piece with a metal scabbard that could be used in the field yet not so pristine I'd that I'd feel horrible if I dinged it by use and not break the bank either. I wasn't seeing what I wanted on line so I asked @ucvrelics for advice. He said he'd be heading to a few shows and would keep an eye out. Well he did and spotted exactly what I was looking for and picked it up for me and I received it yesterday. He absolutely nailed it, it's exactly what I wanted. I can't thank him enough for his help. It's an imported M1850 made by Wilhelm Clauberg of Solingen, Germany View attachment 411603View attachment 411604View attachment 411605View attachment 411602
Glad you like it. With the nice US motif etching I almost keep it:D Always glad to help out my CWT family.
 
That is really special! What a beauty! And to be able to carry it at a reenactment will be quite a thrill. Thanks very much for the photos and the story of how you came to own it. @ucvrelics is the man!

John
Thanks John! Pictures of me using it were requested. The officer kit is still a work in progress but will have it put together soon.
 

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