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British Pattern 1845 Cutlass
With large blackened steel dish guard with brass plaque to the centre. Steel ribbed grip. Housed in its leather scabbard with steel mounts. Slightly curved polished steel blade with the back edge stamped “HARVEY” and various issue stamps to the forte and 1888 date (88). The blade measures 68 ½ cm, overall 85 cm.
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Sword Fight Review: Do you want to know how good Captain Flint is with a sword? Watch Flint vs. Singleton cutlass fight review by Matt Easton and find out.
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PIRATE SWORDS! What types of swords did PIRATES use?
What types of swords did pirates in the Golden Age of piracy actually use? Was the pirate cutlass a real thing?
British Private Purchase Cutlass, Late 19th Century
71 cm blade with 23cm spear point, etched panel, ‘Manufactured By The Wilkinson Sd. Coy. London’, sheet steel hand guard with lapped edges and provision for a sword knot, slab brass ribbed hand grips riveted to the tang. Black leather scabbard with top and bottom brass chapes, the upper with a frog stud, a separate brass ‘diamond’ below the top chape is inscribed ’67’. A spring release stud at the base of the hand grip.
This sword is based on the regulation Pattern 1889 Cutlass, the main differences being the brass grip and the spring lock mechanism to keep the cutlass firmly in its scabbard, and the brass fittings on the scabbard. These are thought to have been privately purchased cutlasses for yachts and other privately owned seafaring vessels.
