19th Century Weapons & Accessories

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1812 American Officer Sword: Copied from an original in our collection. This has the Eagle head prommel with the beak pointing up. Standard 5 bead design on the guard. Bone grip rather than ivory. Curved 28" blade. The original sword has engraving on the blade. We have opted not to have this incorporated on our reproduction as it would greatly increase the price. The leather scabbard has a locket on the throat for use with a shoulder belt as well as rings for use with a clip and chain to be attached to a waist belt. Available in both brass or silver hardware.
Sword only: Price: $215.00
Sword including belt clip and chain: Price: $250.00

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1808 American Cutlass: [#511] This uniquely designed cutlass was assigned to the USS Niagara. The guard is of satin finished steel, the grip is polished hardwood. The 28" blade is stamped "Replica" as requested by the present restorers of the vessel.
Price: $215.00

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1804 British Cutlass: [#510] This weapon has a guard and grip of black steel. The single edge blade is 28" long and is 11/2" wide at the grip. There are no fullers. The scabbard has a brass throat and tip.
Price: $215.00

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Brown Bess Bayonet: [#36] The 1812 bayonet, used with the 3rd Model India pattern was unchanged from those used in the Revolutionary War.
Price: $61.00

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British Bayonet Scabbard, 1812: [#456] Copied from an original sent to us from a Canadian museum, this scabbard is of stiff leather and brass mounts.
Price: $31.00

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1812 American Bayonet Scabbard: [#312] For the Charleville bayonet. Note that the locket is off-set on the rear of the scabbard. The stitching is sewn down the center of the backside. Uses the #19 locket and #16 brass tip.
Price: $23.00

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Locket: [#19] For the American bayonet scabbard.
Price: $5.35

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Bayonet Belt, British: [#656] Made of white leather, 21/4" wide with the frog large enough to take the British bayonet scabbard.
Price: $49.95

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Bayonet Belt, American: [#656A] Same as British, only black.
Price: $49.95

Eagle Belt Buckle: [#655] Cast out of white bronze measuring 33/8" x 21/2". The die is the same as the 1814 cap plate. Previously thought to be worn only by officers as early as 1815, but recent information from Mr. Fred Gaede's article "US Infantry Accoutrements, Model of 1808" shows this plate as also being used from 1816 to 1819 by enlisted men. Made of pewter with iron backing.
Price: $35.50

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1808 American Cartridge Box: [#373] Holds 26 rounds. 93/8" x 61/2" high.
Price: $120.50

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Cartridge Box Strap: [#374] White leather stocked, but black is available so please specify color. 21/4" x 70" overall. Pictured with #373 above.
Price: $28.00

Musket Sling, British: [#514] White leather, 11/8" wide, 40" overall length. Comes with buckle.
Price: $24.95
Buckle for musket sling.
Price: $5.25

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Whisk and Pick: [#401] The bar link whisk and pick appeared during the Revolution
and was carried over well past the war of 1812. Made of solid brass and black
horsehair.
Price: $6.25

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Battle Rattle: [#658] Typically associated with a call to arms on warships in the 1812
period, these had their beginning as alarms used by town criers. Copied from an
original in our collection. Unstained and unfinished hardwood. These are very loud!
Price: $24.95

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