Original U.S. 1830s Era Staff Officer’s Sword with Indian Princess Maiden Pommel & Etched Blade with All-Brass Scabbard Russian Ordnance and even shows some small

and even shows some small holes where rust has gone through to the interior

The greatcoat matches very well with the M36 pattern

- Dozens of Personal Letters: We have not read through the letters but they appear to be back and forth between Graves and his wife as well as other family members

but the "crossbar" at the hilt is cleverly steel wrapped and doubles as a "pick and bladed hammer"

Original U.S. 1830s Era Staff Officer’s Sword with Indian Princess Maiden Pommel & Etched Blade with All-Brass Scabbard Russian Ordnance and even shows some smallOriginal Item. Only One Available. The Indian Princess pommel was a popular American form, at least in the catalogs of Ames and Horstmann. Occurring in a number of different configurations, this pommel form was very popular with American militia officers during the 1825 1840 period. This example has a lovely etched blade which is decorated for 1 2 of its length with fire blue with engraved scroll and military motifs highlighted with gilt. The blade is