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VERY RARE! Only Two Known to Exist with the Royal Cypher Indicating Goverment Property! A British Royal Navy Model 1814 Pattern Cutlass made for the Sea Services! This Well Documented British Royal Navy 1814 Pattern Naval Cutlass was the British Navy's Upgraded Version of the Classic Model 1804.
The Model 1814 has the classic Figure 8 Guard kept from the mid-late 18th century cutlass but now with a large upturned Falchion Blade Fullered for better balance! The cast iron grip like the model 1804 has vertical ribs but no longer any intersecting horizontal ribs. This particular specimen has the King George Royal Cypher stamped onto the blade and is only the second known 1814 pattern to have it! How RARE is that!
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Above photos illustrate the British Model P1814 pattern cutlass. Note the long upturned falchion blade with single fuller from the hilt ending about 8" from the tip.
The upturned falchion blade is sleek and beautifully handsome with the single fuller measuring almost 19" from the ricasso to where it ends about 7 1/2" from blade tip .... The overall weight of the 1814 is much lighter than the 1804 and it is very well balanced and just "feels right"... (Kind of like how the French M1833 or the lighter US Navy's M1860 just feel right)..
1 3/8" blade width at the ricasso, 31 1/4" overall length, 26 5/8" blade length..
Above photos show the vertically ribbed grip which is a bit thinner and lighter than the model 1804. Gilkerson noted it as being "sinuous" which is a perfectly apt description.
Note the above King George III Royal Cypher indicating government property and that it was put into service. This is only the second known Model 1814 with this stamped cypher verifying sea service use and part of the Royal Navy's armament inventory. The other specimen is found in Gilkerson's "Boarders Away" reference book, page 84.
Above photos illustrate the classic figure 8 double disk guards as found on all Royal Navy cutlasses from the mid-18th century onward to the model 1845 which eliminated the double disks.
British Royal Navy Model 1814 Pattern Figure 8 Naval Cutlass Excellent Museum Quality Condition - Only the second known to exist with the King George III Royal Cypher stamped blade. Classical Figure 8 Double Disk Guards but with a long upturned Falchion Blade with single fuller for balance. British Naval Cutlass used by the Royal Navy as a sea service weapon from 1814 thru 1845 when a new cutlass was introduced. Found in the United States |

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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.