Swords of the War of 1812 era are highly collectable and extremely valuable today. This fascinating book is filled with little-known historical data about the men, companies and government arsenals that made, sold, stockpiled and issued swords during this often overlooked period in American armaments production.
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Richard H. Bezdek has been collecting English and Scottish swords for more than 25 years. He has become a leading authority on the history of edged weapons in the United States as well as a highly sought after sword appraiser.
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This chapter will review all known U.S. government cavalry saber contracts from 1798 until 1813. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
contract cavalry saber, noncomm swords, balled grip, local militia cavalry units, saber sample, cavalry saber contract, hussar hilt, made cavalry sabers, saber contracts, rifle manufactory, frog stud, artillery sabers, ebony grips, artillery swords, sword factory, sword maker, naval cutlasses, knuckle bow, iron hilts, musket parts, brass hilts, gun factory, saber blades, boarding pikes, silversmith shop Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, William Rose, William Henry, Virginia Manufactory, Abraham Nippes, Nathan Starr, Daniel Henkels, Henry Deringer, James Winner, Blockley Township, John Street, Joseph Rose, Daniel Nippes, Mill Creek, Tench Coxe, Kurt Stein, Front Street, William Allen, Boulton Arms Works, James Bent, Purveyor of Public Supplies, Craig Nannos, Granville Henry, Callender Irvine, Noble Street New!
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This chapter will review all known U.S. government cavalry saber contracts from 1798 until 1813. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
contract cavalry saber, noncomm swords, balled grip, local militia cavalry units, saber sample, cavalry saber contract, hussar hilt, made cavalry sabers, saber contracts, rifle manufactory, frog stud, artillery sabers, ebony grips, artillery swords, sword factory, sword maker, naval cutlasses, knuckle bow, iron hilts, musket parts, brass hilts, gun factory, saber blades, boarding pikes, silversmith shop Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, William Rose, William Henry, Virginia Manufactory, Abraham Nippes, Nathan Starr, Daniel Henkels, Henry Deringer, James Winner, Blockley Township, John Street, Joseph Rose, Daniel Nippes, Mill Creek, Tench Coxe, Kurt Stein, Front Street, William Allen, Boulton Arms Works, James Bent, Purveyor of Public Supplies, Craig Nannos, Granville Henry, Callender Irvine, Noble Street New!
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Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- American Swords And Sword Makers (American Swords & Sword Makers) (v. 1) by Richard H. Bezdek on page 63
- The United States (Handbooks to the Modern World, 3-Vol. Set) by Godfrey Hodgson on page 17
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