Original Confederate Civil War M1840 Heavy Cavalry Sword made in Columbia S.C. Conflict The work at FN was

The work at FN was suspended during the German occupation of the Belgium

also included is the copper fuse base under the screw off head

A known officer attending one of history's most decisive battle

If the P42 were made today

Jachman of the 513th Parachute Infantry engaged and destroyed two German tanks with a bazooka that formed part of an armored column attacking American positions

Original Confederate Civil War M1840 Heavy Cavalry Sword made in Columbia S.C. Conflict The work at FN wasOriginal Item: One Only. This is a Model 1840 Heavy Cavalry Sword made in 1851 by the PALMETTO ARMORY of COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. The owner of Palmetto Armory, WILLIAM GLAZER had been a manufacturer's Representative Agent for the AMES SWORD COMPANY of CHICOPEE, MASS. In 1851 he ceased business with the Ames Sword Company and started his own venture as Palmetto Armory. Later. In 1851 he received a U. S. Government order for 2,000 of these M 1840 Heavy