Original U.S. Civil War 23rd Pennsylvania Infantry and 3rd Maryland Cavalry Named and Identified Officer Swords of Lieutenant William H. Coulston Availability_International Designed to burn paraffin

Designed to burn paraffin

probably from cleaning

with only minor chips and dings

[citation needed] After the French left Vietnam

The brass mounted leather scabbard is embossed on the throat with a fouled anchor on one side

Original U.S. Civil War 23rd Pennsylvania Infantry and 3rd Maryland Cavalry Named and Identified Officer Swords of Lieutenant William H. Coulston Availability_International Designed to burn paraffinOriginal Items: One of a kind set. This is an incredible set of three U. S. Civil War officer's swords that belonged to Union Officer Lieutenant William H. Coulston. These swords were purchased directly from his family. We received some research information along with the swords, which help shed light on his military service. Coulston was born during 1838 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. After the outbreak of the American Civil War on April 12, 1861, he