Eisenhauer Sword

[August]

First post and interested in civil war swords. If not permitted I will delete or administrator can. I have a Union officer's sword I am interested in selling and interested in its value. It is identified to him by a presentation inscription on the scabbard by the town he was from. I have much of text about his service aFirst post and interested in civil war swords. If not permitted I will delete or administrator can. I have a Union officer's sword I am interested in selling and interested in its value. It is identified to him by a presentation inscription on the scabbard by the town he was from. I have much of text about his service and battles he was in.n

 

[captaindrew]

Welcome from South Florida and the Reenactors Forum. I'm sure you will get some help before too long but you'll need some photos. Make sure to include close ups of all markings and stamps.

 

[Lubliner]

Welcome from the Railroads and Steam Locomotive Forum. I hope you stay around and join in with us, even after the business is straightened out.
Lubliner.

 

[August]

Welcome from South Florida and the Reenactors Forum. I'm sure you will get some help before too long but you'll need some photos. Make sure to include close ups of all markings and stamps.

I was going to photograph today but chores to do. Maybe tomorrow.

 

[Package4]

First post and interested in civil war swords. If not permitted I will delete or administrator can. I have a Union officer's sword I am interested in selling and interested in its value. It is identified to him by a presentation inscription on the scabbard by the town he was from. I have much of text about his service aFirst post and interested in civil war swords. If not permitted I will delete or administrator can. I have a Union officer's sword I am interested in selling and interested in its value. It is identified to him by a presentation inscription on the scabbard by the town he was from. I have much of text about his service and battles he was in.n

I have one in very good condition but without the presentation inscription, I purchased at auction for $650.00 complete with leather scabbard. The inscription and service record of the officer will determine the true value, the better the service record the more value. Basically if the officer was guarding a railroad for most of the war then it is not worth as much as belonging to an officer in the thick of fighting at Gettysburg, Sharpsburg etc..... condition is also key.

Send us some pictures and the officer's history and we can give you a better idea, values are down right now, particularly Federal, but with a good record, who knows?

 

[August]

Working pictures i have numerous articles about Captain John W. Reynolds then promoted to Major after wounded at Gettysburg. Will work on it somore trying to get good photos. Here is a couple to start.

 

[August]

i have a lot more photos, i need a course on photography so bear with me on the photos, i have snippits on infor on Capt/Maj John W Reynods to include. just need time to sit down and put it together in some order for your appreciation. Be patient.

 

[mofederal]

Hello and welcome to the CivilWarTalk from Southeast Missouri. I would love to see more pictures of the sword.

 

[August]

Hello and welcome to the CivilWarTalk from Southeast Missouri. I would love to see more pictures of the sword.

Working to put a good presentation together. Thanks

 

[James N.]

You may already know this, but the mark Eisenhauer wasn't anyone's name but instead was a trade mark used by Solingen German smiths indicating quality; it means "cuts iron/steel". Welcome to the forums!

 

[August]

Thanks yes I also learned that, sword is from Europe did you see the couple photos and info I posted?