Original U.S. Indian Wars Named M1872 Cavalry Officer’s Saber with Scabbard & Etched Blade by B.M. Whitlock of New York - Otis Allan Glazebrook Japanese Edged Weapons with the total production numbering

with the total production numbering 170

Features genuine M16 components

Although broken

The prisoners were used to clear their own roadblock

The scabbard with the belt loop is 11 ½”

Original U.S. Indian Wars Named M1872 Cavalry Officer’s Saber with Scabbard & Etched Blade by B.M. Whitlock of New York - Otis Allan Glazebrook Japanese Edged Weapons with the total production numberingOriginal Item: Only One Available. The U. S. Model of 1872 Light Cavalry Saber was the second in the series of light cavalry sabers used by the United States. The design was used in the U. S. from about 1872, through the Indian Wars and skirmishes of the 1870's, 1880's and 1890's. This sword, unlike its predecessor, the Model 1860 Light Cavalry, was considered a minor improvement, although many were still not satisfied. The weight of the sword was