Columbus, Georgia sword makers, Louis and Elias Haiman operated the largest sword manufactory of the Confederacy. Featured is one of their finely crafted Staff & Field Foot Officers sword, which was presented to Richard Holman Redwood, Jr., CSA. Sergeant Major, 7th Alabama Infantry, 1861-1862. Lieutenant. Drillmaster, and enrollment officer, CSA, 1862-1863. Captain, Redwoods Company, 1864. Major, 8th Alabama Cavalry, 1864. KIA Battle of LaFayette, Georgia.  Presentation Inscription: A Testimonial of Regard. To – Lt. R. H. Redwood from his Company” July 1863.- This sword is accompanied by a well-researched informational binder containing Richard Redwood’s family history, his service records, pictures of Richard Redwood and information on the “Battle of LaFayette,” Georgia, where he was killed June 24, 1864, during part of the “Atlanta-Georgia Campaign“.