Original U.S. Great White Fleet Era Naval Training Cutlass - circa 1900 One-of-a-Kind The company paid Spencer Repeating

The company paid Spencer Repeating Rifle Co

504th Parachute Infantry Regiment and was then transferred to the 11th Airborne Airborne Division

the widest point at the rear end

It was the issue sword for sergeants and musicians of infantry regiments from 1832 until 1840

The companies in TF White were under strong enemy artillery

Original U.S. Great White Fleet Era Naval Training Cutlass - circa 1900 One-of-a-Kind The company paid Spencer RepeatingOriginal Item: Only One Available. This has stumped us. It is clearly a TRAINING CUTLASS, however it has no markings indicating origin or model. It features a 24 1 2" rounded tipped blade, with a massive plate iron steel basket type hand guard, a wood grip and a brass pommel cap. It is substantially made, but definitely not intended for actual combat use. Internet research unfortunately has been unclear on the exact designation. One source names it a