For more scabbards please check out the Federal scabbard page.
Please note the hand stitching done in linen thread and the careful finishing job done on these goods. This fine hand craftsmanship is done by American workers here in our workshops.
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#HS2500 CS Scabbard with Sewn belt Frog (fully hand sewn scabbard) $195.00
(No Rivets) (Black or Russet) (Hand Sewn)
(Specify if you are using the 1842, 1855 Springfield, or P53 Enfield bayonet)
These are not imported scabbard but are made here in the US
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This scabbard is for the British Pattern 1853 Rifled Musket. While it does show up in many Confederate photographs, it's use by Federal soldier appears to be strictly limited. The majority of photo's showing this scabbard and frog arrangement being used by Federal troops are from the 44th Mass. which received much of it's equipment from a captured blockade runner. |
Our reproduction of this scabbard is for use with the #ENF2601 frog. The brass throat and finial are exacting replications of the original in our collection. This scabbard can be made for either reproduction or original bayonets, please indicate which you are using.
Items in photo from left to right: 2604, 2603, ENF2601
Intended for use with the P53 Enfield musket this frog does not
have the buckle arrangement per British usage.
This frog is intended for use with the Enfield sword bayonet and comes with the buckle and strap arrangement.
Early Pattern Sword Bayonet Frog
#2606 Early Sword Bayonet Frog (to fit the Mississippi rifle and the 1855 rifle)
This is the early production style frog used for carrying the newly adopted sword bayonet for the Mississippi rifle and the 1855 rifle. This style of frog is often confused as being for the naval cutlass. Look for additional information on this frog in Paul Johnson’s (author of “Civil War Cartridge Boxes”) upcoming book on bayonet scabbards. These frogs were made in three types of material, waxed, and bridle leather.
The frog will be made in the style for the Mississippi bayonet unless otherwise specified. . . . . . . . . . . $75.00
(The frog pictured is made of bridle leather.)
OPTIONS: Waxed Leather, Or Bridle Leather
When Ordering Specify Mississippi Rifle or 1855 Rifle
Crown soap- 4oz of soap in a tin container $10.95
We are now offering this period soap for cleaning leather. This is based off a period recipe for soap liked by harness makers. This is not like modern saddle soaps but instead is mostly made from cod oil. This type of soap will clean the leather but not be harsh enough to damage the leather. Leather items should be cleaned with soap several times a year in order to prevent the build up of dirt and other things that will damage the grain surface.
#PW124 Preservation Wax $16.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. This is the clear wax, for use on russet items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
#BPW125 Black Preservation Wax $18.95
This is specially designed product to give you maximum life out of your leather items. Lamp black has been added to help maintain the black color of your leather items. This wax contains a natural mold and mildew inhibiter, along with protection from insect damage.
Leather Preservation Please follow this link for more information on the care and feed of leather.
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