Not many American swords produced before the Revolution were made in the US. Most came from Europe; sometimes only the blades were imported, and the swords were finished locally. Swords made in America typically had grips made of maple or cherry wood wrapped in wire. Some swordsmiths, such as Ephraim Brasher and John Bailey, signed their work. The saber is a backsword that usually had a large guard and a curved, singled-edged blade, though some versions had straight, double-edged blades. The Patton saber is a renowned American sword adopted by the US Army in 1913. Below you will find top swords suitable for collections and gifts.

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