American Model 1840 Noncommissioned Officer’s Sword
American Model 1840 noncommissioned officer’s sword, made by Christopher Roby of West Chelmsford, Massachusetts, during the Civil War era, circa 1862-5. The circular blade stamp reads “C. ROBY” and “W. CHELMSFORD.” Sword has a straight, fullered blade; brass grip with simulated wire wrapping; rounded pommel; single knuckle bow; and double shell guard. These match the Model 1840 NCO pattern carried by Union Army corporals and sergeants. Dimensions: 31.5" Blade, 38" Overall
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American Model 1840 noncommissioned officer’s sword, made by Christopher Roby of West Chelmsford, Massachusetts, during the Civil War era, circa 1862-5. The circular blade stamp reads “C. ROBY” and “W. CHELMSFORD.” Sword has a straight, fullered blade; brass grip with simulated wire wrapping; rounded pommel; single knuckle bow; and double shell guard. These match the Model 1840 NCO pattern carried by Union Army corporals and sergeants. Dimensions: 31.5" Blade, 38" Overall
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Blade has wear
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