Original U.S. Civil War & Mexican-American War Rare M1841 Naval Cutlass by N.P. Ames - Dated 1846 19th Century and 345th Squadrons were reassigned

and 345th Squadrons were reassigned to B-29 groups

This G-1 Jacket was worn by M

It looks somewhat like a tripod crosshead itself

and high quality steel construction

Original U.S. Civil War & Mexican-American War Rare M1841 Naval Cutlass by N.P. Ames - Dated 1846 19th Century and 345th Squadrons were reassignedOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a gorgeous service worn example of one of the scarcest yet most iconic naval weapons designed for the United States Navy, the Model 1841 Naval Cutlass. The M1841 was patterned after the M1832 Artillery Short Sword, featuring the gorgeous eagle feather grip. This example was manufactured by Ames in 1846, making it a perfect example for the Mexican American War. The Naval cutlass was intended for general use as