Original Italian WWII Air Ministry Flight Log, Peaked Visor and Photographs for Lieutenant Bruno Vesselizza, 171st Squadron R.M. Regia Marina Navy Command Availability_Both The boarding cutlass was derived

The boarding cutlass was derived from the French pattern of 1833

The inside is marked with Serial Numer A

so this rifle is definitely from 1896

Blade length is approximately 26 1/2 inches and overall length 37 1/4 inches

and could have additional propellant charges added by removing the fin / propellant assembly on the bottom

Original Italian WWII Air Ministry Flight Log, Peaked Visor and Photographs for Lieutenant Bruno Vesselizza, 171st Squadron R.M. Regia Marina Navy Command Availability_Both The boarding cutlass was derivedOriginal Items: Only One Available. Now this is something you dont encounter often! This is a WWII Air Ministry flight log for Tenente Bruno Vesselizza. Vesselizza served as a pilot with the 171st Squadron of the Regia Marina, Royal Navy command. According to the logbook, he appears to have been serving with this command and was stationed in Taranto, a port city on Italys south east coast. This location is important to note due to the significant