Original U.S. Civil War Confederate “Dog River” Cavalry Trooper’s Saber with Red Brass Guards & Crude Iron Wire Wrapped Grip with Scabbard German Helmets & Hats and the cutest (smallest) oil

and the cutest (smallest) oil bottle you've ever seen

chambered for the new smaller cartridges such as the 7×57mm used by the Mauser model 1895 Export Rifle

The Pattern 1907 bayonet replaced the earlier P-1903 bayonet

• Two bladed 5 inch knife

which indicates the approximate manufacture date of August-September 1943

Original U.S. Civil War Confederate “Dog River” Cavalry Trooper’s Saber with Red Brass Guards & Crude Iron Wire Wrapped Grip with Scabbard German Helmets & Hats and the cutest (smallest) oilOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a really nice example of a Confederate Enlisted Mans Dog River Cavalry Sabre, patterned after the U. S. model 1840 cavalry known as the "wristbreaker". They get the Dog River nickname because some of the unmarked cavalry sabers were made by the factory on the Dog River in Georgia or Alabama. The fact is that most of the swords that are unmarked with this nickname were made throughout the south at arsenals and