Original U.S. War of 1812 American “Copy” of P-1796 Style Cavalry Sabre with Original Scabbard Antique Shotguns and ha the correct Gerber

and ha the correct Gerber trademark logo and address marking on the ricasso:

It does not get any better than this pair right here

During a fierce encounter his gunners shot down two and damaged a third before Potts was able to escape and land at an airfield in southern England

engaging in patrolling and general security

Unfortunately this is not the more ornately etched sword as this one bears no markings whatsoever aside from a maker mark

Original U.S. War of 1812 American “Copy” of P-1796 Style Cavalry Sabre with Original Scabbard Antique Shotguns and ha the correct GerberOriginal Item. Only One Available. This historic pattern of saber is quite remarkable! Napoleon Bonaparte himself complained about the design, opining that the "hatchet point", the broadening of the blade at the very front end, constituted an "inhumane" weapon because of the horrendous wounds it inflicted. This is a really interesting American manufactured copy of the famous British P 1796 cavalry sabre, dating around the War of 1812 era. This example