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ID: 6235

Royal Navy Figure-8 1804 Pattern Boarding Cutlass By Mole

  • Price: £1645.00
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This cutlass is in exceptional good condition comes with excellent scabbard has the stamp vr and the name mole on hilt.the "1808 pattern figure of 8 cutlass" refers to a specific design of naval cutlass, particularly the british 1804 pattern, known for its distinctive figure-of-eight steel guard. These cutlasses were used during the napoleonic wars and are also called "boarding cutlasses". Key features: figure-of-eight guard: the most notable feature is the guard, which is shaped like the number eight, providing hand protection. Blade: the blade is typically steel, with a length of about 74 cm. Grip: the grip is made of cast iron, often ribbed for a better hold. Scabbard: while scabbards were an optional extra, they are relatively rare to find with these cutlasses. Markings: some examples may be marked by specific makers, such as "gill" or "mole". Usage: royal navy: these cutlasses were standard issue in the british royal navy, often kept in racks without scabbards on ships. Napoleonic era: they were a common weapon during the napoleonic wars, particularly during boarding actions. Scarcity: they are considered a scarce and sought-after piece due to their historical significance. Cutlass & scabbard in very good condition offering free delivery uk reference dbsd2 tel: we accept online payments for all our items listed: bank transfer cash on collection personal cheques or if wishing over the phone using your debit or credit cards, also doing layby payments plan, or email giving your address details & contact number and we shall send you your items invoice to make

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For antique firearms such as muskets and rifles, this item is offered strictly as a collectors’ piece. It is sold as a historic firearm for display or study purposes only, and not as a modern, live-firing weapon. Export, import, and ownership regulations vary by country; buyers are responsible for ensuring compliance with their local laws and confirming that they are not prohibited from ownership. In accordance with UK guidelines, the seller is required to verify the buyer’s identification and age prior to completion of the sale. By purchasing antique weapons, the buyer is also consenting that they are not on a prohibited person register.