Original British Royal Navy 1804 Pattern P1804 Naval Cutlass - Crown GR Marked Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia PX caps have no spec

PX caps have no spec labels because they were not a government contract item

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Original British Royal Navy 1804 Pattern P1804 Naval Cutlass - Crown GR Marked Japanese Awards Medals Badges Insignia PX caps have no specOriginal Item: Only One Available. The Royal Navy Pattern 1804 Sword For Sea Service offered here is in very good condition. It is interesting to note that the term cutlass was not often used in naval procurement or regulations of the time with most references being either to Sword For Sea Service or simply Sword, Naval, although the Royal Naval manuals of the period do use the term cutlass. The cutlass is marked on the obverse of the blade, near the