Civil War U.S 1860 Naval Cutlass Sword Reproduction Wooden Swords The handle is wooden with

The handle is wooden with a fine high gloss coating of the deep blue paint

as well as a handy glass breaker in case of emergency

it reveals the 9 1/8" Stainless Steel Blade and the square and compasses as the guard

Includes: Horn Stand

or the pre-configured holes to tune the strap to the right fit

Civil War U.S 1860 Naval Cutlass Sword Reproduction Wooden Swords The handle is wooden withThe Cutlass was adopted by the Navy in 1860 it was designed after the French M1833. This reproduction is constructed of carbon steel with a brass basket style hand guard. The first Naval 1860 Cutlass was reproduced by the Ames Company. This cutlass has a sweeping upturned blade (called a falchion), a single fuller (a fuller is the long groove found on some sword blades, it is there for balance and not as some think for exiting blood). Included is a