Original U.S. Civil War Army Officer's Dress Parade Sword with Scabbard British Artwork & Posters most were worn out and

most were worn out and discarded or destroyed eventually

Gunzburg and ending in Landsberg Germany at the end of April 1945 when the division was pulled from the line for a much needed rest

above batch number stamped 4605

This is probably due to the Army and Navy contracts overlapping

the squadron moved to the newly-rebuilt Misawa Air Base when the host 49th Fighter Group took up home station responsibilities

Original U.S. Civil War Army Officer's Dress Parade Sword with Scabbard British Artwork & Posters most were worn out andOriginal Item: One of a Kind. This is the standard Union Officer's Dress or Parade Sword Model 1860, issued during the Civil War. This example is marked on the ricasso by the company that marketed it: BOSTON REGALIA CO BOSTON MASS It has a partially etched 30" blade with foliage and crossed swords etc, including a Spread Eagle in the center of which is a small box engraved with the name TOTE. The sword measures 35" overall, and the hilt and "shell"