Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Figure of Eight Style Naval Boarding Cutlass - Relic MG 34 Ammo Storage This shows both the red

This shows both the red Geneva Cross and red Crescent on a white background

He careened into the sea about a quarter of a mile from the carrier

The top of the chamber is marked (Crown) over Amberg

similar to the military issue with eight "fingers fully intact and supple

Actual year of manufacture varies by whistle (most in the early 1930's) but the style remains the same

Original U.S. War of 1812 Era Figure of Eight Style Naval Boarding Cutlass - Relic MG 34 Ammo Storage This shows both the redOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a heavily oxidized relic example of a late 18th to early 19th century naval boarding cutlass of the classic Figure of Eight pattern. Swords of this general form were used by both British and American naval forces during the post Revolutionary War and War of 1812 era. This example retains its straight single edged blade, long fuller, iron figure of eight guard, and plain iron grip. The 27 1 4 blade is straight