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Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice WWI production Model 1913 Cavalry Saber. Unlike most we have seen, it was not made by Springfield Armory, but instead by private contractor Landers, Frary & Clark (L.F. & C.) of New Britain, CT., who also made the 1917 and Mark 1 pattern "Trench" knuckle knives. This example is marked on the ricasso with:
U.S.
(Eagle)
and on the reverse with:
L.F. & C.
(Flaming Bomb)
1918
Blade condition is very good, with a wonderful patina, and only a few nicks on the edge though it does appear to have been cleaned. Minor pitting but no other major corrosion, just the usual light staining from age. Canvas on the scabbard is intact with staining from age and was clear coated at some point, giving it a very solid feel. The heavy steel guard is in great shape, as is the grip, which shows only light dents and a few paint marks. The entire sword has a lovely patina that is impossible to replicate. One of the more iconic models of U.S. Sabers, ready for further research and display!
Overall a really nice example of the iconic Patton Saber, ready to display!
Approximate Dimensions:
Blade Length: 35"
Blade Style: Double Edged Sword
with Central Fuller
Overall length: 43“
Basket dimensions: 6 1/2" width x 6 1/2” length
Scabbard length: 36”
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