2368 INDIAN WARS US CAVALRY PRESENTATION SABER TO CAPT

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[?]Live Online Auction Starts In 2026 Dec 03 @ 10:00 (UTC-04 : AST/EDT)
Category Firearms & Military
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Start Price 600.00 USD
Estimated at 1,200.00 - 2,000.00 USD
PERASON WHO WAS ON THE BIGHORN EXPEDITION.A presentation grade late 1800s cavalry officer's given to then Captain Daniel C. Pearson who graduated from West Point in 1870 and served for 34 years mostly at western forts and on campaigns against Native Americans. He served at many well known western forts such as Fort Laramie, Fort Fetterman, and Fort Custer to name just a few. Pearson was also on the Big Horn and Yellowstone expedition from May to October of 1876. He served at Santa Clara during the Spanish American War and retired on October 20th of 1905 after over 40 years of total service. It is quite staggering to consider the history of the western United States that this officer witnessed first hand. The sword itself measures 40" overall with gold highlighted etched 33" blade. Ornate gilded brass hilt with wire wrapped mother of pearl grips. There is a knot attached to the knuckle bow. Plated scabbard with exceptionally ornate gilded brass mounts. The presentation on the scabbard reads, " Presented to CAPTAIN DANIEL C. PEARSON U.S. ARMY AS A TOKEN OF RESPECT AND WITH THE BEST WISHES OF THE ENLISTED OF MEN OF TROOP E 2ND CAVALRY FORT WINGATE N.M. AUGUST 1896.". CONDITION: blade has some scattered areas of oxidation. Hilt has significant gilded finish remaining and worn areas have a pleasing patina. The acorn is separated from the knot, but is present. The scabbard has some losses to the plated finish. (02-27631-1/BF). $1200-2000.