Original British Napoleonic Era Naval Cutlass by Woolley & Deakin - circa 1800 Spanish American War to various small boat landings

to various small boat landings and antiaircraft drills

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Original British Napoleonic Era Naval Cutlass by Woolley & Deakin - circa 1800 Spanish American War to various small boat landingsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fine British Naval Cutlass measuring 35" in overall length with a slightly curved meaty blade of nearly 30". The blade is stamped WOOLEY & DEAKIN, who worked in LONDON from 1780 until 1830. The grip is of fluted fine grained hardwood, with a single stirrup type brass guard. This is a very imposing weapon, the blade without fullers on either side, resulting in a very heavy weapon. The very tip of the blade