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Blades for Sale
(Updated July 2008)

Phone: (985) 384-2717
Cell Phone: (985) 518-4086

Boyle & Gamble Flat Blade
w/ Scabbard $6,500.00 (email for details)
Boyle & Gamble Flat Blade
no Scabbard $3,500.00 (email for details)
1855 Sabre Bayonet - SOLD
$325.00 (email for details)
Ames 1845 Artillery Sabre
$1100.00 (email for details)
Ames Artillery Sabre - SOLD
$795.00 (email for details)
Ames Artillery Sabre - SOLD
$1100.00 (email for details)
Ames 1846 dated Cavalry Sabre - SOLD
$895.00 (email for details)
Confederate Artillery Short Sword - SOLD
$3650.00 (email for details)
Louisiana Pelican Bowie - SOLD
$5750.00 (email for details)
Leech and Ridgon oval CS foot  with etched blade - SOLD
$9580.00 (email for details)

Dufilho New Orleans Foot Sword
$5995.00
Dufilho

Boyle and Gamble Foot Officers Sword
$6250.00
Boyle Gamble

Leech and Ridgon Foot Sword
$8750.00
Leech Ridgon
Leech and Ridgon Floating CS #335
$9500.00 - SOLD

Dufilho N. Orleans
CS Officers Sword $10,500.00 - SOLD

Boyle & Gamble Staff Sword

Griswold Artillery New Orleans Sabre
$11,500.00 - SOLD

Horstmann Ft. Sword



Ames Art Sabre Mint Blade - $1495.00
Conn. mkd $1195.00

Conf. Cav. Sabre - $2100.00
Conf. Assembled - $995.00

1833 Dragoon Sabre
$1795.00

 

Ames 1861 Naval Cutlass
$1050.00

Haiman Cav.Sabre
$5750.00

Ames Ft. Sword
$1295.00

Ames Naval Cutlass #11
$895.00

Ames 1846 Art Conv.
$850.00

1841 Sabre Bayonet
$400.00

CS or Horstmann Cutlass
$1295.00

CSN Naval Cutlass
$3850.00 - SOLD

Floating CS Sabre
$ 10,500.00

Griswold New Orleans Cav. Sabre
$7750.00 - SOLD




Check to see if you're Model 1841 "Mississippi" Rifle is Factory Made, mixed during alteration or a parts gun.
  • Remington Miss. barrels are marked US over JH or JCB or ADK over P. Barrel flat is marked Steel with two cartouches opposite lock.
  • Robbins, Kendall & Lawrence Miss. barrels are marked US over JCB or NWP or JAG over P. Two cartouches opposite lock.
  • Robbins & Lawrence Miss. barrels are marked US over JH or JPC, JAG, JCB, LBC,GW, or SK over P. Two cartouches opposite lock.
  • Tryon Miss. barrels are marked US over JH or NWP over sunken P. Small US on barrel and buttplate. Two cartouches opposite lock.
  • Whitney Miss. barrels are marked US over SK, SM, GW, JH, JCB, JPC, or ADK over VP. Marked Steel on barrel flat. Two cartouches opposite lock. This is not to be confused with a small VP, eaglehead found on Harpers Ferry made rifles.
  • Harpers Ferry Miss. barrels are marked with a VP and eaglehead at rear of breech. PM over P, AW over P, WW over P all in small letters, No cartouches but JLR or JHK in block letters opposite lock.. Patchbox has three small router holes and no US on buttplate.
  • This information was given by Trevor Bovee and me after viewing over hundreds of Mississippi Rifles.
  • Patina and consistent wear is the key to all guns. Many Mississippi Rifles were mixed during arsenal alterations, some have Springfield musketoon locks in them since actual use. Snell mississippi rifles can have confederate modifications, etc. Experience is crutial. The more you handle, the more you will learn.
  • Get a chance, see my article on "Harpers Ferry 1855 Rifles and their Variations." March 1987 issue of "The Gun Report" Box 111, Aledo, Ill.


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