Original U.S. Civil War Officer's Dress Sword named to Brg. Gen. John Henry Hammond - Gen. Sherman's A.D.C. Category_Flintlock Pistols - Trunk which contains entire

- Trunk which contains entire grouping

These are so uncommon that the only reference we could find to one was a sketch and description in a Bulgarian Book titled Bulgarian and German Hand Grenades Book - history and development"

and finally the USS Wateree aboard which he died while in command in the Bay of Panama on April 29th

and everyone was warned to be ready to move on six hours notice

for Polte-Werke

Original U.S. Civil War Officer's Dress Sword named to Brg. Gen. John Henry Hammond - Gen. Sherman's A.D.C. Category_Flintlock Pistols - Trunk which contains entireOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is an especially nice Officer's sword with a "Quill back" engraved blade, marked to have been made by W. CLAUBERG in SOLINGEN, Germany. The blade was then shipped to the U. S. and retailed by J. P. FITCH, NEW YORK. It was common during the time for retailers to order blades from Europe, especially France and Germany, as the American blade making industry was not quite at the same level for high end presentation grade