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    Posted 3 years ago

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    Rooster1964
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    Hello. I was given this sword as a gift and it is clearly from the USA I would like to know more about it please. It's age, etc.
    Many thanks
    Enrico

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 3 years ago
      Looks to be the Model 1902 Officers saber. They are still made today and are purely ceremonial.

      A maker's mark might help to date it. Should be opposite of the "Made USA".

      scott
    2. Rooster1964, 3 years ago
      Thanks Scott. I can't find any makers mark opposite the 'Made USA' mark. The age is interesting, 1902. The blade is engraved with a variety of both decorative and American symbols. Again, thank you for the insight.

      Enrico
    3. scottvez scottvez, 3 years ago
      Model year of 1902-- doesn't mean yours was produced then.

      The "Made USA" markings probably puts yours at least 50 years later in the production.

      scott

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