Two Congressional Presentation Swords - The American Revolution

Two presentation swords awarded by the Continental Congress to Samuel Smith and Tench Tilghman are in the American Revolution Institute's collections.

This Revolutionary War Officer’s Sword has a blade crafted from high carbon steel; the hilt is cast brass and the leather scabbard is finished with

Revolutionary War Officer's Sword

Letter from Henry Knox (1750-1806), Secretary of War, to Colonel Marinus Willett (1740-1830). Author: General Henry Knox (American, Boston, Massachusetts 1750-1806 Thomaston, Maine). Culture: American. Dimensions: 12 1/2 x 7 7/8 in. (

Congressional Presentation Sword of Major General John E. Wool Painting by American School - Fine Art America

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