Kingston Arms Museum Inpsired Cutlass Atrim Design of 16th Century

Inspired by a Cutlass from a European Museum, dating back to the late 16th century and reminiscent of Buccaneer Cutlasses used by pirates in the Caribbean Sea, the Gus Trim Cutlass combines historical elements with modern craftsmanship. With a falchion-style blade and a complex hilt, this sword captures the spirit of a cutthroat pirate's weapon.

Crafted by Gus Trim himself, the 25 3/4" blade boasts a live edge of 20 1/2" and a false edge on the back. Its lightweight and agile design ensures quick handling, appealing to even the most discerning enthusiasts. The sword is accompanied by a meticulously detailed embossed leather scabbard featuring a thistle motif, adding to its uniqueness and charm.