Measuring 37 1/2 inches in overall length, with a 32 1/4 inch curved single fuller blade, bearing etched patriotic designs on both sides and the merchant mark of the Army & Navy Stores Company of New York City on the left ricasso. Nickel finished brass hilt, with a 3-branch guard, dark wood grip and gold and black ribbon sword knot. Nickel finished scabbard, with a sculpted American eagle on the suspension band, pierced-through fittings, scroll and patriotic engraving on the obverse and the reverse engraved "PRESENTED TO/CAPTAIN CHARLES N. MORGAN/FROM Co.D./106th MACHINE GUN BATTALION". As commander of Company D, Morgan would participate in the Battle of the St Quentin Canal, where a multi-national combined arms force would successfully open the first complete breech of the Hindenburg Line in 1918.

Excellent, with some mild wear and spotting on the metal and light handling marks overall. The etching is all well detailed and the engraving is sharp