Original British Victorian Police Cutlass Marked - Hyde Park No 14 German Holsters The tension on the spring

The tension on the spring can be controlled by turning the adjusting screw

though the Stormtroopers dispensed with them in favor of laced boots then used by Austro-Hungarian mountain troops

ready to display in any European or colonial collection of Flintlock weapons

From the early 1870s the Norwegian armed forces used the 12

With either system

Original British Victorian Police Cutlass Marked - Hyde Park No 14 German Holsters The tension on the springOriginal Item: One of a kind. Most people know that traditionally British police never carried weapons other than a short truncheon or night stick. However, in the Victorian age each police officer was issued a special cutlass, usually individually numbered to the constable's "police office" what we now call a police station. This example is particularly nice. Offered in wonderful condition retaining all its shark skin ribbed grip covering. Full brass