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"The first book devoted exclusively to the subject, this invaluable volume will aid collectors, curators, historians and anyone interested in weaponry to identify American swords. Enhanced with more than 400 illustrations from catalogs, manuals, and other rare documents, the book classifies and describes all major types of swords worn by the U.S. armed forces, cadets, and diplomats since the ...

2012年10月20日 · The American Sword, 1775-1945 is a comprehensive book written by Harold Leslie Peterson that delves into the history of American swords from the Revolutionary War to the end of World War II. The book provides a detailed account of the evolution of swords used by the American military, including their design, construction, and use in battle.The book begins with an introduction to the swords ...

2012年6月14日 · The first book devoted exclusively to the subject, this invaluable volume will aid collectors, curators, historians. Enhanced with more than 400 illustrations from rare documents, the book classifies and describes all major types of swords worn by the U.S. armed forces, cadets, and diplomats since the American Revolution to the end of World War II.

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This hanger, or short sword, was carried during the Revolutionary War by James Taylor of Pelham, Massachusetts. It was made by an unidentified American cutler, ca. 1750-1775.

The Bailey-made cuttoe in the American Revolution Institute’s collections was originally owned by Adams Bailey. Born on January 16, 1748, in Scituate, Massachusetts, as the son of Adams and Sarah (née Howard) Bailey, the younger Adams saw action at …

In January of 1973 the U.S. Bicentennial Society asked me to identify and authenticate weapons which played a distinguished part in the history of the Revolutionary War period. After consulting with other arms experts, not the least of whom is sword specialist Harold L. Peterson, Chief Curator of the National Park Service, historian and author of The American Sword 1775-1945, Arms and Armor in ...

American Revolutionary War

Thomas Seward (1740-1800) was born in Boston and grew up to be a hatter. He married Sarah Colter at the Rev. Andrew Eliot ’s New North Meeting-House in October 1763, and they had five children between 1764 and 1773. Seward also joined the Boston militia artillery company, or train, founded in the early 1760s and commanded for most of that time by Maj. Adino Paddock. As I described in The ...