A very nice cavalry saber thought by many to be a product of Kraft Goldsmith & Kraft and B. Douglas of South Carolina. The blade is bright with a few minor nicks and dings visible on the edge. The wooden scabbard is tight with a 3 inch cut on the bottom. The tin mounts exhibit most of the old black lacquer paint with crude soldered brass hangers and drag. The brass guard and pommel cap retain a nice pleasant brownish patina. All of the original iron wire wrap remains with about 50% of the leather remaining in places.

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