SE0096 1751 British Infantry Sword
Product ID #: SE0096
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Price: $99.95
Another version of the many British Infantry swords available to the American troops in the Revolution. Sword has a slightly curved, singe edged, 25 ¼”blade with a single fuller that runs to the beginning of the false edge, 5 ½” back of the point. The blade is ¼” thick and 1 ½” wide at the brass hilt. A heart shaped counter guard expands to three branches which join forming a half basket guard. The pommel is ball shaped and a quillion terminates above the blade. The scabbard is black leather and has a brass throat and tip. Overall 31” and weight is 2 ½ lbs.
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Eric Bergeron
2002-12-04 21:56:00
Just wanted to take this time and comment on this sword. I was amazed at the quality of the sword and finish. Very tough high carbon steel blade. I recommend this sword to anyone who is into sword collecting or into the rev war period.
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John Barber
2003-08-27 16:19:00
Just received my \"1751\"" today and am most pleased. Seems well made stout and fits the bill for it's intended use. Nice blade and details and I am obviously pleased."
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Pete Grimm
2006-04-19 15:55:00
Wow what a difference this sword is to the smaller Bunker Hill Sword. The look and feel is of a fine quality sword for the price! I would recommend this to any period player or pirate! I have shopped the Web and beleive the price to be the BEST out there! Cheers Pete
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Edward Stites
2007-01-28 14:12:00
I have to agree with the others who have reviewed this sword! It IS SUPERB! Well made tight and the attention to detail is top-notch. I have yet to be disappointed by a sword/saber made by Windlass Steelcrafts and this sword is no exception to that! The scabbard is also made very well with no flaws that I can find. I recommend this sword without hesitation and commend Dixie for carrying the number of swords and sabers from Windlass Steelcrafts that they do.
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Jim Corrigan
2008-11-08 12:06:00
The knucklebow of th M1751 British hanger is not I believe a good example of a half basket; The one you have pictured in your catalogue is! I sure wish you could get that hilt-J.C.