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French Boarding Cutlass 22-4127 by Denix

Civil War classics
DENIX 22-4127
FRENCH BOARDING CUTLASS
List Price: $99.99
Our Price: $84.95
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Blade Length:
24 1/2"
Overall Length: 29 1/2"
Weight: 3 lbs 2 oz

Civil War classics
Blade Material: curved metal alloy
Handle Material: 5" simulated brass
Scabbard Material: Leather scabbard with brass fittings.

Blade is not full battle worthy. Ideal for display, reenactment or theatrical use.

French Boarding Cutlass 22-4127 by Denix
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FRENCH BOARDING CUTLASS 22-4127 by DENIX
Similar to the U.S. Marine cutlass Napoleonic era cutlass was used by Pirates roaming the Spanish Main. Features 24.5" curved metal blade, simulated antiqued brass handle, leather scabbard with brass fittings. The blades of Denix daggers and swords are cast from a metal alloy and cannot be sharpened, making them safe for display in family environments. Also it should be noted noted that while pulling these swords from their scabbard, the classic "ring" sound is amplified due to the alloy metal materials that compose its 22 1/2" blade -an added bonus when used in theatrical environments. Excellent for piratical re-creations!

PIRATES AND PRIVATEERS
"The cutlass was the hand to hand combat weapon used when all shots had been fired from smaller arms. Pirates were very pragmatic people and, in this, knew that a shot from a gun was better than a slash from a sword. Still, in the face of an empty firearm, the pirates were determined enough to use such larger cutlery as a means to the same end."

Many so-called pirates were really privateers. Privateers were privately commissioned crews, ordered by the monarchs of countries like England, France, and the Netherlands to raid and capture enemy ships. Documents would be given to the privateers from the king or queen making this legal, but only in times of official war with the target country. Pirates would capture and steal in war or peace. They were not commissioned by anyone, and therefore piracy, unlike privateering, was illegal. But since the supposed privateers often forged their documents, the line between the two was blurred.

Manufacturer Info
- Denix - Denix manufactures high-end replicas of guns, swords, daggers, cannons and other historical armor and weapons replicas. Denix makes historical representations of weapons that range from Roman times to present. All of the Denix replicas are made with the collector in mind and bring to mind the historical events and people that inspire greatness in all its aspects. Denix uses High-grade alloy metals and hardwoods in the construction of all collectibles. Most Denix replicas are modeled after existing pieces in museums or private collections and are usually made in full size scale, except for their line of historic miniatures.
 
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