Original U.S. Indian War Era Order of United American Mechanics Model 1860 Army Staff and Field Officer Sword Named to Jacob Blakeney French Flags It still retains both Kraftfahr-Battalion

It still retains both Kraftfahr-Battalion shoulder straps

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Original U.S. Indian War Era Order of United American Mechanics Model 1860 Army Staff and Field Officer Sword Named to Jacob Blakeney French Flags It still retains both Kraftfahr-BattalionOriginal Item: Only One Available: This original M1860 Staff and Field officers sword is one of many produced by various manufacturers from the Civil War to the turn of the century. This example was manufactured by Raymold & Whitlock of New York, which was only active from 1881 1898, giving a good timeframe for this example. The sword was presented to Jacob Blakeney of the OUAM, the Order of United American Mechanics, which led to a very interesting