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Description
ready to display in any European or colonial collection of Flintlock weapons
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From the early 1870s the Norwegian armed forces used the 12
With either system
Original British Victorian Police Cutlass Marked - Hyde Park No 14 German Holsters ready to display in anyOriginal Item: One of a kind. Most people know that traditionally British police never carried weapons other than a short truncheon or night stick. However, in the Victorian age each police officer was issued a special cutlass, usually individually numbered to the constable's "police office" what we now call a police station. This example is particularly nice. Offered in wonderful condition retaining all its shark skin ribbed grip covering. Full brass
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