An American eagle-head sword dating to around 1800 to 1820, 38 inches overall with a 32-inch blade. The ivory grip has a small crack. The blade keeps its original bluing, with the front portion polished, and the scabbard that comes with it has small dents on the front.

Eagle-head pommels are the signature of early American swords, and this one keeps the features collectors want: original blue on the blade and its scabbard still present. The grip crack and the scabbard dents are stated plainly so there are no surprises. For a Delaware collector of federal-period edged weapons, it is a display piece that pairs naturally with a flintlock pistol of the same era, and the 32-inch blade gives it real presence on a wall.

Key features

• Circa 1800 to 1820
• 38 inches overall, 32-inch blade
• Ivory grip with small crack
• Original bluing, polished blade front
• Scabbard included, small dents on front

The sword ships to your door in Delaware; no FFL transfer applies.