Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Dragoon Saber Converted to Naval Cutlass c.1820-1840 Russian/Soviet Militaria The ground echelon sailed on

The ground echelon sailed on the RMS Queen Elizabeth on the fifth

Technology had outstripped tactics and the resulting mayhem consumed vast amounts of both men and material

these usually date to the 17th Century

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Original British Napoleonic P-1796 Dragoon Saber Converted to Naval Cutlass c.1820-1840 Russian/Soviet Militaria The ground echelon sailed onOriginal Item: Only One Available We actually discovered TWO of these in an English Trafalgar period Naval Collection. This saber started life as a 1796 "hatch pointed" Light Dragoon or Light Cavalry Saber and was the subject of a complaint from NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,stating that the blade design, being wider at the front, was against the "The Rules of War" and was inhumane. Interestingly the Prussians immediately adopted the design naming it the