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M1820 Naval Cutlass

It is short, straight & ugly, but it is a Kongsberg and a navy cutlass copied from the English “figure of eight” cutlass. The hilt should have been painted black, this one is sort of tinted slight red/brownish all over – I wonder why? The cutlass was replaced by the M1850 cutlass that had a slightly curved blade.

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    • Norwegian Swords post 1814
    • M1750/1815 Dragonpallask
    • M1819 Infanterioffiserkorde
    • M1820 Officer’s small-sword
    • M1820 Ridende jeger – riding hunter
    • M1820 Saber for the riding offisers
    • M1820 Naval Cutlass
    • M1824 Infant. non-com officer’s saber
    • M1824 Officer’s saber
    • M1825 Entrebile
    • M1825 Cavalry saber
    • M1825 Artillery saber
    • M1826 Fanejunker small-sword
    • M1833 Cavalry saber – incomplete
    • M1833 Artillery saber
    • M1835 Sidearm for non-com officers
    • M1842 Naval Officer’s Saber
    • M1852 Veterinary saber
    • M1856 Infantry officer’s saber
    • M1859 (?) Officers sword
    • M187/66 Cavalry sword
    • M1859 Stykkjunker non-com officer
    • M1872 Underoffisersabel – non-com officer’s saber
    • M1880 (?) Engineer Officer at the General Staff
    • M1888 Krag’s Cavalry saber
    • M1890 Officer’s saber
    • M1892/1904 Non-com Officer’s Saber
 

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