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Old 18th April 2025, 01:03 AM   #1
Jim McDougall
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Default Brass hilt cutlass

The center example of the fluted ebony grip brass hilt cutlass is one Mark Eley had and we discussed here in 2008. Note that his example of the same type hilt differs in having the regular hollow ground blade rather than the Montmorency (Wooley) I noted.
This suggests these were limited run of a type with cutlers using different blades, As indicated, I have seen one other example of these in Wilkinson,
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