19th Century European Naval Boarding Cutlass-Sword Pin and Germany

and Germany

D" as well as a name on the reverse side of the inner liner (shown in pictures) The buttons are all present and manufactured by Assmann Sohne Ludenscheid / Size - shoulder to shoulder seam 18 Inches / 52 Inches long / Arm 26 Inches / Chest 20 Inches "across"  Condition - Inner liner has two waterproof strips hanging by a couple inches where the glue has release and a small wear spot on the right arm / The presence of existing shoulder boards are visible by some threads left around both shoulders / 100% Authenticity Guarantee / Please inquire with any questions

WEST GERMANY

some staining and general wear from age

Bosselman & Co

19th Century European Naval Boarding Cutlass-Sword Pin and GermanyThis is a nice example of the rarely seen 19th Century European Naval Boarding Cutlass, as used circa (1860 1865). The boarding cutlass was derived from the French pattern of 1833, often referred to as a cuillere a pot, or more commonly called the soup ladle weapon. This cutlass has a 24. 50 blade with an overall length of 30. No manufacturer or arsenal markings are present on this piece. The hand guard or "basket" is constructed of brass with its