Original U.S. Civil War Unmarked Confederate Model 1832 Type Artillery Short Sword Antique Guns Caswell” painted in red paint

Caswell” painted in red paint on the underside of the helmet

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"Clyde Forsythe" -Artist's signature at lower right corner of image

Original U.S. Civil War Unmarked Confederate Model 1832 Type Artillery Short Sword Antique Guns Caswell” painted in red paintOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a great example of a rare Confederate copy of an Ames Model 1832 Artillery Short sword. This design of foot artillery sword has a straight, heavy double edged steel blade. The overall blade length is approximately 18' . The crossguard is made of what appears to be steel with a copper plating. The wood grips were carved with a beautiful checked patter. The pommel is not decorated on each side with the American