34-3/4 in. blade, hilt marked "NASHVILLE PLOW WORKS/CSA" (in crudely cast lettering, as always), leather covered wood grip; with brass mounted steel scabbard; includes sell sheets for similar swords, image of Nashville Plow Works historical markerNote: When looking at a sword made by Nashville Plow Works, one can not help but recall the classic biblical injunction "Beat your plowshares into swords, and your pruninghooks into spears." (Joel 3:10)˜Provenance: Property From a Franklin, Tennessee Historic Home Note: When looking at a sword made by Nashville Plow Works, one can not help but recall the classic biblical injunction "Beat your plowshares into swords, and your pruninghooks into spears." (Joel 3:10)˜
Condition
overall good condition, blade with some pitting and loss of original surface, hilt slightly loose as seems typical; some light pitting to scabbard˜