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There Are Many Types Of Collectible Civil War Weapons
During the Civil War, there was a variety of weapons that were produced for the war effort. These included everything
from various knives, swords, pistols, and rifles.
In addition to the collectible Civil War weapons there were also replicas of some of the other weapons of war. One example is the detailed replica of a Civil War cannon, complete with a hidden dagger.
A Confederate Sword Replica Is A Must For Any Collection

During the Civil War many different weapons were used, including knives and swords. These were mainly used in close quarter combat, or to be used as a clothing accessory to some important event.
A Confederate sword replica sword is truly a must for anyone’s collection. Some come with intricate engravings on the blade or the guard, and also include a nice scabbard.
A Confederate Bowie Knife For Your Collection
The Bowie knife began it popularity around 1827, when Jim Bowie had to use his knife to defend him. Over the years, different styles were developed based on the original bowie knife.
The D Guard Confederate Bowie knife was a very popular variation because it offered extra protection for the hand wielding the knife. One of these knives would be great addition to any collection.
What A Selection Of Collectible Civil War Weapons
There was a wide variety of weapons that were used during the Civil War. They ranged from heavy artillery and rifles,
to hand guns, swords, and combat knives.
Some of the confederate replica swords and knives have CSA engraved on the blade or the handle which stands for Confederate States of America. Any of these collectible Civil War weapons would be a nice addition to any collection.
A Civil War Weapon For The Collection
Ever since the original bowie knife was created for Colonel James “Jim” Bowie they have continued to create different
variations of the knife. Some of them are meant for hunting and camping, others more oriented to survival, and some just for a nice addition to a collection.
One of the blades that would enhance your collection is the Confederate D-Guard bowie knife. It is about 15 inches long, with a beautiful wooden handle and a brass D-Guard. They usually come with a nice leather sheath.
American Civil War Swords
One of the popular areas of blade collecting involves weapons from the Civil War. There were many different weapons that came from that time period, and the Confederate sword was one of them.
A Confederate sword replica of American Civil War swords is a worthy item in anyone’s collection. Some styles were used in close combat, and some were used as awards or worn for formal functions.
Some Background On The Bowie Knife
A bowie knife is not a company blade, but a certain style of blade. Made famous by Colonel James “Jim” Bowie, and his brother, this type of blade has become very popular.
The typical bowie knife is a rather large fixed blade knife with a blade of around 10 inches, and would be thick, strong, and wide. The D guard bowie knife has a solid guard on the handle to give extra protection to the hand.
Civil War Replica Swords And Weapons For A Collection

One major area of history that has become popular for the collection of blades and weapons is the Civil War period. There were many different styles to the weapons that were produced.
A great addition to anyone’s collection is the selection of replica swords from the Civil War period. Some Civil War weapons were engraved with a CSA symbol which stands for ‘Confederate States of America’.
Collecting Civil War Replicas

Many people enjoy collecting weapons from the Civil War period. There are many types of knives and swords from that time of history.
One such collectible piece is a replica of a Civil War cannon. It measures over 16 inches long, with a hidden 8 ½ inch Robert E. Lee dagger. It is built with small details including a mounted confederate plaque.
The Bowie Knife

The Bowie knife was named after General James “Jim” Bowie during our countries earlier years. There are many variations of the styles of Bowie knives, but in general they were rather large fixed blade, thick and wide, and carried in a sheath.
Some styles of the Bowie knife are very useful for camping and hunting, and outdoors activities. Other styles like a replica D-guard Bowie knife with brass hand guard are great for any collection.