Original Mexican Revolutionary War Eagle Headed Cutlass by by Anslreberto Aragon of Oxaca Replica Non-Firing Guns one on the left knee

one on the left knee and one which severed his left arm at the shoulder

In March 1946 he was assigned to Nanking

The shell is maker marked with a stamping on the underside of the rim that reads A43

The Stielhandgranate's handle design provided a lever motion in a throw

New Made Item: Top quality thick black leather carry cover that features correct heavy white stitching and a replicated makers marking with WWII date for added authenticity

Original Mexican Revolutionary War Eagle Headed Cutlass by by Anslreberto Aragon of Oxaca Replica Non-Firing Guns one on the left kneeOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a most interesting cutlass dating from the later half of the 19th century with a Mexican made blade by Anslreberto Aragon of Oxaca. It has a curved unfullered 28" blade which swells toward the front and 34" in overall length. This shape blade is often referred to as a beaver tail. The brass pommel is in the shape of a very dramatic Eagle Head, and the S shaped half guard protects a reptile skin copper wire