Original U.S. WWII US Navy Unmarked Milsco M-1941 Klewang Boarding Cutlass With Correct Scabbard U.S. Grenades and has been secured previously

and has been secured previously with adhesive

we've only seen a few examples like this and we found an original WWII photo of this style

This is an ultra rare uniform patch insignia from World War One for the 5th Marines Headquarters Company

the 1st Battalion withdrew from the line and prepared for the Anzio invasion

The painting itself measures 7 1/8"W x 9"H

Original U.S. WWII US Navy Unmarked Milsco M-1941 Klewang Boarding Cutlass With Correct Scabbard U.S. Grenades and has been secured previouslyOriginal Item: Only One Available. Towards the end of the 19th Century and the beginning of the 20th Century, the US Navy was about to retire its 50 year old mainstay naval cutlass, the M1860, first developed and used for the Civil War. Just as it did for all of its naval cutlasses, the US Navy went out to seek the best current design of cutlass the world had to offer at that time and chose to pattern its new model M1917 after the Dutch Netherlands