Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Infantry 1805 Pattern Officer’s Sword with Weeping Eagle Pommel & Scabbard - Broken Guard Stocks This example was almost certainly

This example was almost certainly purchased by an officer early in the wartime period

There are areas of oxidation and fouling

We unfortunately have not been able to identify the logo

The only thing missing unfortunately is the interior leatherette sweatband liner

This buckle features the standard slightly-convex 45mm wide one-piece aluminum injection molded and crimped construction

Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Infantry 1805 Pattern Officer’s Sword with Weeping Eagle Pommel & Scabbard - Broken Guard Stocks This example was almost certainlyOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very nice War of 1812 era Infantry Officers sword with a broken 5 ball hilt & Weeping Eagle pommel, a feature frequently found on officers swords of this period. The blade has very well retained patriotic etchings, with a great early Eagle E Pluribus Unum motif and a shield crossing a cannon on one side, and a lovely Phrygian cap and pike motif on the other. There is no makers mark, common for this period.