US Model 1860 Light Cavalry War Replica Sword

$59.99
  • Back Order - Expected Arrival : 10/19/2026
6103 #46 BK886
4.3 out of 5 Customer Rating
  • 1860 CAVALRY SABER REPLICA: Replica of the 1860 Light Cavalry saber.
  • CARBON STEEL BLADE: 35" high carbon steel blade.
  • LEATHER WRAPPED HANDLE: For a secure grip.
  • NICKEL PLATED SCABBARD: Nickel plated steel scabbard.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 40".
US Model 1860 Light Cavalry War Replica Sword
  • 1860 CAVALRY SABER REPLICA: Replica of the 1860 Light Cavalry saber.
  • CARBON STEEL BLADE: 35" high carbon steel blade.
  • LEATHER WRAPPED HANDLE: For a secure grip.
  • NICKEL PLATED SCABBARD: Nickel plated steel scabbard.
  • OVERALL LENGTH: 40".
$59.99
This fine replica sword is patterned after the US Model 1860 Light Cavalry Saber issued prior to the Civil War. It was also used during that period and into the Plains Indians Wars of the 1870s and 1880s. Measuring 40" overall, this saber features a 35" high carbon steel blade and a leather wrapped handle. It comes with a nickel-plated steel scabbard. This is a superb item and will make any Civil War or historical collector supremely satisfied with its authenticity and detail!

Overall rating: 4.1363635 / 5 from 22 reviews.

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"I was very pleased when I recieved this one. It is dimensionally correct when compared to a real original M 1860 that a friend who is a re-enactor owns, so much so that I have ordered a second as a gift for him so he can hang his original on the wall. It came to me coated with a heavy coat of oil and wrapped in plastic and bubble wrap to protect it and its' finish. As it is steel and not stainless, any handling should be followed by a cleaning with a polish of some sort as well as a coating of some sort of oil. While the scabbard is supposedly nickel plated, it should be treated to the same handling rules. If you plan it to be a wall hanger, a better solution would be to completely degrease it, polish it with a commercial polish as is sold here on the site and then clear coat it with some clear spray enamel overall. This is especially true of anyone who lives in a humid or damp climate. The originals were coated with preservatives in the form of mineral oils or even animal fat in a pinch and got regular polishings from their owners to combat the rust problem. I am highly satisfied with this purchase and will probably order another one for myself down the line for a display of a very historical item."

Joseph M. (4/5)

sevik

"Nice looking sword it just rusts over way to easily"

Kevin (3/5)

I just got this today,

"I just got this today, and I must say it is pretty cool. I did have a couple problems with it though. First of all, it's kinda' hard to miss the INDIA print on it. There was also a Made in India sticker, but that's not a problem. Second, there were a lot of scratches near the base of the blade and the guard. Third, it's not sharp. I thought that it would've been sharp, but oh well. Overall, it's still a cool-looking sword and didn't really disappoint me. I would recommend it only if you like curved swords or Civil War stuff."

Brian P. (4/5)

U.S. 1860 Light Cavalry Saber

"This sword looks very nice. However, you do get what you pay for, as this IS just a wall hanger. If you want to chop and cut stuff, get the cold steel 1860 HEAVY Cavalry saber. It looks just the same,(a little better even) and can cut!"

Cheryl (3/5)

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Chandler L. (3/5)

Great product. Feels heavy to

"Great product. Feels heavy to me but since I don't have any real swinging room here I'm not too used to swinging weapons. I love the handle, the wood was great. A lot of the products have the plastic which is solid but I prefer real handles. Not the most fancy in my collection but probably the best overall."

Brandon H. (5/5)

A little on the heavy

"A little on the heavy side due to the carbon steel but the sword itself is very nice. The only problem i have with the blade is the dullness that it comes in but with a little time it can be re-sharpened to your own liking."

Eli W. (4/5)

Nice saber

"I just got this and it looks fairly good. Blade came sharpened, and coated with grease. It seems like it would be functional if someone were to use it, and the scabbard is nice to. Not to heavy either. I haven't yet found any major flaws with it."

Karl (5/5)

Psst...Hey guys, this sword was only made for display.

"Hang it on the wall and you'll be happy."

Chuck C. (5/5)

My sword is just fine

"No complaints here. If anyone has a complaint, maybe they should have shelled out another $250.00."

Dickey (4/5)

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