Roxanne

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This sword was purchased in Pennsylvania. I was told it is an original, maybe an officers sword? Any info would be helpful.
 

It's a 1840's-1850's militia sword commonly known as an Indian Princess sword. Very nice!
 

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Does your saber fit the description or is it close enough?
ITEM #wea-220 ~ ORIGINAL, ANTIQUE, HORSTMANN - 'INDIAN PRINCESS' - 1835-1840 - U.S. OFFICER'S SWORD - Complete with Decorative BRASS SCABBARD - Model 1835 U.S. Officer's Sword by W.H. Horstmann, dating to 1840.* Mounted with a beautifully etched blade that measures 30 3/4 inches in length ~ The blade is engraved on one side "W.H.H." and "Philadelphia" on the other side. The Beautiful, square Fluted, Bone Hilt is proudly Crowned with an 'Indian Princess' Pommel (representing Pocahontas) ~ as well as having the U.S. Eagle on both Languets - and Mounted with an Ornate Knuckle-Guard ~ The Decorative Brass Scabbard bears the "HORSTMANN" Mark as well as the production number "425"* being Classically Engraved, having an old repair and a few dents* - Overall measuring 38 inches in length ~ mx-0521 ~ ITEM #wea-220 ~ ($1,250.) * SOLD

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