Original U.S. Civil War High-Grade Clauberg Presentation Saber Engraved to Lieut. Isaac Andrew Nesbit, “Cooper’s Battery” Battery B, 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery with Scabbard & Sword Knot - Commanded Battery at Gettysburg French Pistols It could be fired from

It could be fired from the 50mm "Knee Mortar"

Sloat recommended the island[9] across the Napa River from the settlement of Vallejo

these were turned in on themselves and rolled up onto the forehead

were slower to develop tanks

but there are no markings present pertaining to him

Original U.S. Civil War High-Grade Clauberg Presentation Saber Engraved to Lieut. Isaac Andrew Nesbit, “Cooper’s Battery” Battery B, 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery with Scabbard & Sword Knot - Commanded Battery at Gettysburg French Pistols It could be fired fromOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This exemplary presentation saber was presented on April 26th, 1864 to Lieutenant Isaac Andrew Nesbit, Battery B, 1st Pennsylvania Light Artillery, who commanded the battery at the Battle of Gettysburg. Battery B is recognized as the unit that sustained the highest number of battle related deaths of all federal light artillery batteries. This outstanding saber bears a plated blade manufactured by Wilhelm Clauberg AG,