Found this at a garage sale. Need help with ID

[Revrob]

Found this at a garage sale. Know it’s a European hanger, or briquet.thats all I know, paid four bucks for it; hoping it was a deal. Can anyone tell me anything about it? It is marked on a he hilt and the top of the blade,hoping u can see it in these pics. Any more info would be greatly appreciated, including any idea of value.

 

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[Revrob]

Lol, think I might need more than 8 bucks�� I see them on eBay for 200-1000 dollars, but I don't see any selling for that, maybe I will keep it, idk, don't really have
Anywhere for a sword and things tend to get lost and broken cause I have three kids. The scabbard is in good shape but has no markings that I can see internet is slow here so I won't post pics. Thanks for the input your info was appreciated greatly. I knew I could count on the TNet crew��

 

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[Hillbilly Prince]

I showed the photos to a sword expert(mostly Civil War era and older American blades)and he said it is not a replica.
It may be worth a lot but it is true you can buy Civil War blades without a scabbard for less than three hundred. That was a heck of a find!

 

[bobby5]

It could be a Kraft, Goldschmidt & Kraft of Columbia, South Carolina-made Cavalry sword. Check this Link out. www.championhillrelics.com/items_for_sale.htm Towards the Bottom of the Page. Very Nice Find.

 

[Revrob]

Thought I would post pics of the scarab