US Army WW1 CAVALRY M-1913 PATTON SABER LEATHER SWORD KNOT WPG Repro

Description

The US Cavalry was held in reserve during WW1, ready to exploit an infantry breakthrough that never came. The Cavalry was mostly used to escort officers and supply convoys, and to provide guard for headquarters. Cavalrymen often adorned the classic M-1913 Patton saber with an elegant leather sword knot. Original Patton saber sword knots are very rare today, so What Price Glory, the incomparable military reproductions house, has produced an exacting recreation. This US Army WW1 CAVALRY M-1913 PATTON SABER LEATHER SWORD KNOT is a high quality MODERN REPRODUCTION by the famous What Price Glory. It's in excellent condition, with only some light scattered darkening and wear evident (ALL pictured). Otherwise, the sword knot is in excellent shape, with no other damage to the crisp brown leather construction. Most interestingly, it boasts a fully functional brass stud closure loop at top, sports two matching leather slides and the classic decorative end knot, and measures 17" long. A beautiful representation of a US Army WW1 CAVALRY M-1913 PATTON SABER LEATHER SWORD KNOT. No saber or scabbard included. Now celebrating over 20 years on eBay. Bid with confidence and please view our other great military, aviation, and sporting classics, including a German WW2 MWC LUFTWAFFE PILOT B-UHR AUTOMATIC WRIST WATCH in MINT, unworn, new in the box condition, sporting a crisp 60 minute/12 hour (outer/inner) white numbers black dial, and featuring the classic big "onion" crown and sweeping seconds hand with hacking function.
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