Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Era Monsterhead Mounted Saber with Gorgeously Engraved Head & Stirrup Hilt - Circa 1760-1770 Japanese Military Maps There is just a bit

There is just a bit of wear and oxidation present

and would soon be going to the front on bombing missions

The Sword can be found in "THE BRITISH CAVALRY SWORD from 1600” by CHARLES MARTYN published 2004 by Pen and Sword Books Ltd

having a base ring and three-step mortise in the socket and a triangular blade

MAY 29TH 1692 Clearly a "Prize of War" research tells us that the British fleet attacked the French in their Northern Harbors in May and June of 1692 and that the French Man-o-War was captured and burnt to the waterline

Original U.S. American Revolutionary War Era Monsterhead Mounted Saber with Gorgeously Engraved Head & Stirrup Hilt - Circa 1760-1770 Japanese Military Maps There is just a bitOriginal Item. One of a Kind. Brass hilted monster head hangers were in use with the British army from at least the mid to late 17th century. Sometimes they are fairly crude cast brass and some with a little more discernible detail. By the mid 18th century, they seem to be quite similar in form. This is an extravagant example of an early American monsterhead mounted saber with a faintly engraved blade with the sun on one side, and a very faint