Original British Victorian Police Cutlass Marked - Hyde Park No 14 Category_Spade Grip Assembly which is finally chosen as

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400 per month

Inside is a well defined prancing lion who holds his left front paw high in the air

Young Hawtayne was the son of the Reverend William Hawtayne and entered the Royal Navy aged 11 in 1793 with his intention of becoming a Ship's Chaplin

Available in the black color as issued in the years after WWII

Original British Victorian Police Cutlass Marked - Hyde Park No 14 Category_Spade Grip Assembly which is finally chosen asOriginal 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