US Naval Presentation Cutlass

Scarce Ames Civil War naval cutlass with solid riveted brass hand guard stamped with number 32. Blade is stamped 1862 and Ames Mfg Co. Chicopee Mass. 26 in blade, overall 32 in. Grip is leather-wrappe

Reference: The American Sword 1775-1945, Harold Leslie Peterson, page 54, figure 53. Condition: very good Length: 32" Ca. 1860

US Naval cutlass manufactured by the Ames Manufacturing Company. Marked "N.P. Ames Cabotville Mass." for Nathan P. Ames Jr. (1803-1847), one of the founders of the company, on the blade near

US Naval cutlass manufactured by the Ames Manufacturing Company. Marked "N.P. Ames Cabotville Mass." for Nathan P. Ames Jr. (1803-1847), one of the founders of the company, on the blade near

1861 US Naval cutlass sword, carbon steel with brass basket style handguard, leather wrapped handle and wooden scabbard with brass accents, sheath size 29.75"l and sword size 33"l

U.S. Navy sword engraved to "James R. Walsh from Shipmates, Pumpkin Island - 1918" (on scabbard). Name and intricate designs of Naval iconography engraved on blade itself by Boston Regalia Co. Blade m

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

The reproduction 1860 naval cutlass sword is a meticulously crafted piece that captures the essence of 19th-century naval weaponry. Measuring 36 inches overall, including the scabbard, and 33.25 inche

REPLICA CIVIL WAR CONFEDERATE NAVAL CUTLASS, solid brass hilt resembling that of the M1841 US Naval cutlass with fishscale grip, D-guard, and drop quillon, front of the pommel is cast "CSN"

marked "N.P. Ames, Cabotville, Mass, U.S.N. 1842," Federal Eagle on each side of pommel, quintillion broken off, 21 in. blade, no scabbard, no fullers

U.S. Model 1841 Naval Cutlass, Nathaniel P. Ames, Springfield, Massachusetts, 1843. Cast brass hilt with wide counter-guard, quillon marked 'JCB,' the tapering knuckle bow connecting to the eagle deco

U.S. Model 1860 Naval Cutlass. Marked at the ricasso "U.S.N. / D P / 1863. Measures 32" Long with 26" Blade. The Larry Mangus Collection, Corinth, Mississippi. Condition - Overall good condition with