Original Mexican Revolutionary War Eagle Headed Cutlass by by Anslreberto Aragon of Oxaca P-1853 Enfield On August 15th

On August 15th

Wartime experience showed that larger guns were needed

The first listing of the Wood-Art Machine Co

along with manufacture stamps and inspector markings

000 yards these played a great part in the air war during the final year of The Great War

Original Mexican Revolutionary War Eagle Headed Cutlass by by Anslreberto Aragon of Oxaca P-1853 Enfield On August 15thOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a most interesting cutlass dating from the later half of the 19th century with a Mexican made blade by Anslreberto Aragon of Oxaca. It has a curved unfullered 28" blade which swells toward the front and 34" in overall length. This shape blade is often referred to as a beaver tail. The brass pommel is in the shape of a very dramatic Eagle Head, and the S shaped half guard protects a reptile skin copper wire