Civil War Sword- Model 1840- M1840- 1095 Steel Fencing Foil it evolved into the contemporary

it evolved into the contemporary pawn

typically between 6 to 12 inches

Handle Material: A durable yet elegant combination of wood

and the lobed pommel that define the Viking Age and Carolingian tradition

Sophisticated Design: The wooden handle paired with brass bolsters not only provides a comfortable grip but adds a touch of elegance to your hunting ensemble

Civil War Sword- Model 1840- M1840- 1095 Steel Fencing Foil it evolved into the contemporaryCavalry Sword Overview This Cavalry Sword, a variant of the backsword, showcases a rich history and diverse design. Originally popular with infantry for its simplicity and cost effectiveness, the backsword evolved over time. In the early 17th century, European cavalry favored a version with a straight, slender blade and blunt tip. By the 18th century, this style became predominant. These swords typically feature a single edged blade, varying in