This hunting cutlass does not appear to have been cleaned and is in EXC+ condition throughout. The pommel cap is a large example because the grip beneath is also a large proportioned piece. The crossguard is the standard up-and-down variety, having a left quillon pointing upward and a right quillon pointing downward. Both end in deer’s hooves. Below the cross guard is a fluted clamshell. The scabbard shell is a soft material base being covered with fine grained leather. The leather work is so well done. This scabbard shell does not have the usual twin decorative lines which run up the edges of both sides – sometimes the Alcoso pieces do not have them either. The shell is complete with the upper and lower mounts.