Blacksmith made ? sword for I.D. and comment

M ELEY · 17th February 2013, 11:35 PM

Colin, a little reference material and similar items can be seen-

Boarders Away, by W Gilkerson, pg 89-90
Weapons of the American Revolution, by Warren Moore, pg 166
Swords/Blades of Amer Revolution, Neumann, plates 361S, 362S, 363S, 368S, 369S,370S,371S

It still could be Span colonial/Caribbean, as their patterns of West Indies cutlass very similar to Amer colonial and of the same time period.

Keep me in mind if you decide to part with it (

)...and Fernando, I saw it first!!

17th February 2013, 11:35 PM	#6
M ELEY Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: NC, U.S.A. Posts: 2,166	Colin, a little reference material and similar items can be seen- Boarders Away, by W Gilkerson, pg 89-90 Weapons of the American Revolution, by Warren Moore, pg 166 Swords/Blades of Amer Revolution, Neumann, plates 361S, 362S, 363S, 368S, 369S,370S,371S It still could be Span colonial/Caribbean, as their patterns of West Indies cutlass very similar to Amer colonial and of the same time period. Keep me in mind if you decide to part with it ( )...and Fernando, I saw it first!!