Original British Victorian Cleaver Bladed V.R. Marked Boarding Cutlass with Scabbard - circa 1845 Availability_Domestic the sister of George III

the sister of George III

this battle honor was celebrated by the Regiment each year on 1 August

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He was a 19th-century British gunsmith who patented the first successful double-action revolver in 1851

so this may have been intended as a cavalry short rifle

Original British Victorian Cleaver Bladed V.R. Marked Boarding Cutlass with Scabbard - circa 1845 Availability_Domestic the sister of George IIIOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is one of the nicest and most substantial British Naval Boarding Cutlasses we've ever encountered. It was definitely intended for Combat, not for training like the "Lead Cutter". The blade measures 27" in length and almost 2" wide at it's broadest point. It is heavily stamped on the left side of the blade with a CROWN over "V. R.", the Royal Cypher of Queen Victoria, who reigned 1837 1901. The hilt is of iron,