Original U.S. War of 1812 1805 Pattern Artillery Platoon Officers’ Eagle Head Pommel Sword with Dark Horn Grip U.S. Replica with white felt five pointed

with white felt five pointed star and red felt Indian Head to the center (three separate pieces in all)

White EnsignThe White Ensign

engages Heinkel 111s of KG55 in a desperate attempt to break up the formations

but we have not been able to read the stamp

Blades of this age are known as Kotō (古刀"old swords") and were made from around 900–1596

Original U.S. War of 1812 1805 Pattern Artillery Platoon Officers’ Eagle Head Pommel Sword with Dark Horn Grip U.S. Replica with white felt five pointedOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a tremendous example of a War of 1812 Artillery Platoon Officers sword, with a lovely eagles head pommel and dark brown horn grips. This exact model of Eagle Pommel Sword is found on Page 98 of The American Eagle Pommel Sword: The Early Years 1794 1830 by E. Andrew Mowbray, where it is referred to as an Artillery Platoon Officers Sword, c. 1805. This is notable in confirming the sword as a War of 1812