The grips Made by Windlass Steelcrafts. Any participation in the auction binds you to agreement of these terms whether or not you read or understand said terms. At the beginning of U.S. involvement in World War I, several American cavalry units armed with sabers were sent to the front, but they were held back. sign* up to our newsletter to get 10% Off on your next purchase. The Patton was designed to be a thrusting sword only, it was not sharpened and due to its cross section would not take a good edge anyway. WW2 fighting dagger M1913 Patton Sword, former M1913 Cavalry Saber Adjutant M. Clry was a French "master of arms" and instructor of fencing at the Cavalry School at Saumur. Absentee bidders must use the absentee bid form and clearly mark the lot number, title and maximum bid amount. Considering the weight of the bell and grip assembly, it would be balanced much closer to the hand than the typical weapon associated with the name "cavalry saber". Original Item: Only One Available. One area is about 6.00 inches up from the drag and meas. Handling and insurance will vary in cost depending on each invoice. Bottom edge is heavily nicked in areas. BUYER'S PREMIUM A 20% buyer's premium will be added to all successful bids and is payable by the purchaser as part of the total purchase cost. Customers who have an established successful buying history with Milestone Auctions may be exempt from this. It was worn attached to the saddle of the horse, rather than being attached to the waist of the trooper. US M1913 Patton Sword 1918 dated LF&C. $ 475.00. Upon his return, Patton wrote a report on his sword studies that was revised for the Army and Navy Journal. In the Peninsula War the English nearly always used the sword for cutting. This wasthe primary center for the manufacture of United States military firearms from 1777 until its closing in 1968. Original Item: Only One Available. this much sought-after American sword. Returns will not be accepted under any circumstances. Prospective bidders should inspect the property before bidding to determine its condition, size and whether or not it has been restored. MAY BE PURCHASED THROUGH OUR LAYAWAY PROGRAM. Weight: 1,4kg Patton designed the saber when he was Master of the Sword at the Mounted Service School; unlike earlier revisions of cavalry sabers, however, the 1913 saber was a complete redesign.Following the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm, Patton traveled with his family to Dresden, Berlin, and Nuremberg. [citation needed] Patton's first article for the well-known Cavalry Journal appeared in the March 1913 issue. All items are sold for display purpose. PACKING/SHIPPING-It is the bidder's responsibility to take shipping and handling costs into consideration when bidding on items.-Packaging, shipping, and insurance on items will be available to successful bidders. Call 440-527-8060 to pay your invoice by phone or mail payment to: 38198 Willoughby Parkway, Willoughby Ohio, 44094. Be first to know about the new products and get exclusive offers. Patton, Jr. At the time of the redesign, Patton was "Masterof the Sword at the Mounted Service School" at Fort Riley,Kansas. Checkout and pickup at our location:o The same person to whom the bidder number is registered must be the person to pick up the firearm(s) at the conclusion of the sale ? Could do with a leather spacer (it comes with a plastic one), but you can find one or make one yourself for a few dollars if it's important to you. 1840-1860, 31'' double edged, etched blade with foliate and Stand at Arms design. Very rare experimental 1913 Patton Saber for the US Cavalry FREE SHIPPING IN ORDERS OVER 400 (WITHIN THE EU). Comes factory sharp. According to an expert, a person who has collected US Cavalry accoutrements for almost 30 years, value the "firearm" pictured at around $50,000 - or more.. We're looking at an experimental 1913 Patton Saber normally used by the US Cavalry and designed by George Patton when he was a lieutenant in the Cavalry.. Patton suggested the revision from a curved sword and edge and cutting technique to a thrusting style of attack, following his extensive training in France. Patton instead adapted his style of move forward and attack technique to his use of tanks in battle.