Original British War of 1812 Era P-1804 Naval Boarding Cutlass by Thomas Gill of Birmingham with King George III GR Cypher Spanish American War enlisted tunic with a great

enlisted tunic with a great look

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British commander Major General Phineas Riall saw the gray coats of the soldiers and happily concluded that he was up against "Buffalo Militia

Banded tapered tube measures 24” and about 26

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Original British War of 1812 Era P-1804 Naval Boarding Cutlass by Thomas Gill of Birmingham with King George III GR Cypher Spanish American War enlisted tunic with a greatOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very good original British Pattern 1804 Royal Navy boarding cutlass manufactured by Thomas Gill of Birmingham during the reign of King George III. Measuring 33 overall, it retains its 28 straight blade, deeply grooved iron grip, distinctive figure of eight bowl guard, Crown over GR royal cypher, government inspection marking, and faint double struck T. Gill makers mark. The Pattern 1804 was the first