Original Mexican American War Era Cutlass with Leather Scabbard and Saddle Strap Military Audio The shell does not appear

The shell does not appear to have been stripped or sandblasted

Approximate Measurements:Collar to shoulder: 14”Shoulder to sleeve: 9”Shoulder to shoulder: 23”Chest width: 17”Waist width: 19”Hip width: 21”Front length: 29"

The serial number is 140654A denoting the year of manufacture as 1883

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where it remained in the Fifth Army reserve

Original Mexican American War Era Cutlass with Leather Scabbard and Saddle Strap Military Audio The shell does not appearOriginal Item: Only One Available. Made very much in the U. S. Style, this is a Mexican produced cutlass, as used during the Mexican American war, which lasted April 25, 1846 until February 2, 1848. It looks a lot like U. S. edged weapons produced circa 1822, but the thumb piece on the grip is distinctively Mexican. It comes with a very nice scabbard, though it definitely looks to be of later manufacture. Overall condition is very good, with some