Original U.S. Revolutionary War American Horseman Saber with Triple-Fullered Fire-Blued Blade - Circa 1775-1780 - Outstanding Restoration Materials The left side of the

The left side of the pistol is stamped

The front right of the cap which would hold a badge or beret flash has a red arc marked VIET-NAM on it

The serial number indicates production in 1863

There are very minor moth nips present but there are a few isolated areas of fraying present

Engineering was busy with the rush job of painting the Zebra like stripes on all the planes

Original U.S. Revolutionary War American Horseman Saber with Triple-Fullered Fire-Blued Blade - Circa 1775-1780 - Outstanding Restoration Materials The left side of theOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is an extraordinary example of an American Revolutionary War locally made Horsemans saber. This saber shows similarities to several different patterns of the period with a hand fluted wooden grip with small remnants of the original wire wrap that sat in the shallow hand carved grooves. This is a rather extravagant example for the period. The blade has a triple fuller on each side for roughly 20 1 2 of the 32 3 4