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British Royal Navy Cutlass, P1804 Figure 8 Pattern Clearly Marked with "GR" Royal Cipher (George Rex) in Script and Crown Over 1 as the Arsenal Mark. There is a Very Faint Remnant of the Maker Stamped on the Spine of the Blade but it is Indecipherable.


This well-marked and stamped classic Figure 8 pattern cutlass was a Sea Service weapon carried by the British Royal Navy throughout the world from 1800 thru 1845. Used during the Napoleonic Wars, Trafalgar, War of 1812 and other early 19th Century naval engagements.
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British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar

The Above Photograph Illustrates the P1804 British Royal Navy Cutlass ("double disk" or figure-8 cutlass) with round sheet metal grip and curved blade available for sale and comes with the handcrafted wall display rack.

Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar

Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar

Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar



Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar

Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar

Crown over 1, GR Cipher, British Royal Navy P1804 Cutlass War of 1812 Trafalgar

 
Classic P1804 British Royal Navy Figure 8 Cutlass #3
Excellent Condition - Classic post-1800 figure 8 hilt with cast iron ribbed grip, maker stamped on the spine indecipherable, King George III Royal Cipher "GR" in script stamped on the blade, arsenal marked with "Crown over 1". Museum quality condition found in the United States.
 
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Well documented in all of the various reference books for early 19th century British Naval Cutlasses for the Sea Service. Comes with custom built wooden wall display rack.
 
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Above is a photo of four Battle Rattles - the three largest are British Royal Navy ca 19th Century while the smaller one is from the US Navy ca Civil War Era and marked with the initials "USN".

The standard battle rattle first used by the British Royal Navy in the 18th century made a LOUD repetitive clacking sound similar to a machine gun firing! Whenever General Quarters was sounded as a call to arms certain assigned sailors would begin twirling these battle rattles above and especially below decks to alert all hands to battle stations.

The battle rattle came in essentially two sizes: first size was a large main deck mounted two handed battle rattle that made a ferocious sound, and the second is what you see here the smaller hand held models.

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sampling and examples of ditty boxes from various navies of the world

Above photo illustrates 4 Ditty Boxes From Left to Right: US Navy Civil War thru Spanish American War (1860s-1890s), German Navy Kaiserliche Marine (1880s-1920s), British Royal Navy pre-WWI-WWII (1900-1940s), US Merchant Marine (1940s)

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The naval cutlass was also sometimes known as a navy sword or naval short sword as the blade was sometimes significantly shorter than some of the 30" plus blades found on infantry and calvary swords.

moreover the sweeping blade of the cutlass was called in french the "falchion" which distiguishes it from the straigher sword blades.