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Confederate CSA Cavalry Officers Saber Sword

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5990 #44 BKSZ20
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  • OFFICER'S SABER REPLICA: Add this replica officer's saber to your collection.
  • ETCHED STEEL BLADE: 31 1/2" tempered carbon steel blade with etch detailing.
  • LEATHER WRAPPED HANDLE: Genuine leather wrapped handle.
  • STEEL SCABBARD: Black finished steel scabbard.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 37 1/2".
Confederate CSA Cavalry Officers Saber Sword
  • OFFICER'S SABER REPLICA: Add this replica officer's saber to your collection.
  • ETCHED STEEL BLADE: 31 1/2" tempered carbon steel blade with etch detailing.
  • LEATHER WRAPPED HANDLE: Genuine leather wrapped handle.
  • STEEL SCABBARD: Black finished steel scabbard.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 37 1/2".
$76.99
A sword just like this CSA Cavalry Saber Sword was used by an officer in the Confederate States Army. This replica is patterned after the 1833 US Dragoon saber. The long, straight blade is common to sabers carried by heavy cavalry of the early 1800s European armies and was the basis for the 1833 model. It has a 31 1/2" tempered carbon steel blade with CSA etched on the blade and a leather wrapped handle. Any collector of Civil War reproductions absolutely needs to have this officer's saber.

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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This sword is a beautiful

"This sword is a beautiful piece of art, its awe inspiring and deserves to belong in a museum. The blade is very long to boot! The only problem I have with it are two things; The blade is a bit on the heavy side, and the blade is considerably hard to unsheath when you first draw the Sabre, but after a few days of drawing it and putting it back, it would come eaiser."

— Andrew T. (4/5)

I bought this for my

"I bought this for my dad as a Christmas knowing he would like it. And I would have to agree, the sword that was sent to me is a nice piece of work. Nothing wrong with it what so ever. I suggest that you buy this sword and add it to your collection, it's worth the money spent."

— John I. (5/5)

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