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A288. AMES MODEL 1850 STAFF & FIELD SWORD - IDENTIFIED TO A WISCONSIN OFFICER: This Ames Model 1850 Staff & Field sword is identified to Lieutenant Colonel Joshua James Guppy, and it looks to have been taken from him when he was captured at the Battle of Buzzards Prairie on 11/03/1863. It is believed to have been a presentation sword, but the plaque was removed when the scabbard was Confederate refurbished with a flat black lacquer finish.  Lt. Colonel Joshua James Guppy initials J. J. G. are engraved on pommel cap and top ring mount, and the presentation plaque removed with holes filled in, and a Confederate flat black lacquer finished. A detail search of the Civil War data base and the National Archived records found one and only one Staff and Field grade officers with the initial J.J.G. and that being Lieutenant Colonel Joshua James Guppy. He was commissioned into Field & Staff Wisconsin 10th Infantry on 9/13/1861, discharged for promotion on 7/25/1862 for a commissioned into Field & Staff Wisconsin 23rd Infantry, and Mustered Out on 7/4/1865. He Wounded  on 11/03/1863 at the Battle of Buzzards Prairie and listed as a POW at Carrion Crow Bayou, LA. He would be promoted to Colonel on 7/25/1862 and Brigadier General on 3/13/1865 by Brevet. A 90-page binder of historical information is included, and shipping & insurance is free. $2800.00

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A290. NON-REGULATION FOOT OFFICERS SWORD: The Non-Regulation Foot Officers sword was carried by company grade officers from every northern state, and is one of the most beautiful swords of the Civil War. This one is in mint condition with 100% original shark-skin grip and triple dragon wire. The hilt is tight and the original red felt blade washer holds the frost mint blade tight. The guard has a deep rich chocolate-brown patina that matches the scabbard, and the frosty etching is extremely bright. There is no maker or retailer mark, but the top of the spin is marked IRON PROOF. This is one of the finest examples I have seen!  Shipping and Insurance is included. $1400.00

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