1) U.S. Bent & Bush (Boston) Model 1902 Officer's Saber, 34 inch single fuller blade with etched decoration, "Capt. D.B. Clapp" on the right side and "Paymaster/ 1st. Batt'n Light Artillery/ M.D.M." on the left. 3-branch guard, with a ribbed horn grip and nickel finished scabbard. Records show a Daniel B. Clapp as a graduate of the Field Artillery Central Officers Training School on 21 December 1918. 2) U.S. Ridabock & Company (New York City) Model 1860 Staff and Field Officer's Sword, 31" straight blade with etched scroll and patriotic decoration on the sides. Brass hilt, with a folding crossguard, raised floral and eagle decorations, and a wire wrapped rayskin grip. Nickel scabbard with brass American Eagle themed drag and oak leaves on the suspension bands.

1) Excellent, with some light handling marks overall. 2) Excellent, with mild spotting on the blade, light handling marks overall.