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    Infantry, Corps & Royal Marines Ceremonial Sword - CIIIR

    Infantry, Corps & Royal Marines Ceremonial Sword (CIIIR). Ceremonial sword or scabbard made to MoD pattern for parades and ceremonial occasions.
    SKU: 8465-99-973-6877
    Availability: In stock
    £750.00
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    A ceremonial item made to pattern for parades and ceremonial occasions.

    Blade & Tang - The blade and tang shall be manufactured in one piece from carbon steel hardened and tempered to within the range of 400-500 HV. The length of the blade is 830mm.

    • Guard – Steel polished and nickel-plated
    • Backpiece -Brass casting polished and nickel-plated

    Grip - Wooden core covered in fish skin. 3 strand Grip wire silver plated.

    • Ferrule -Mild steel polished and nickel-plated
    • Under nut- Mild steel Natural
    • Pommel nut -Brass polished and nickel-plated
    • Buff- Leather Brown

    Dimensions –Length of blade shoulder to point 825mm. Short blade option available at 760mm.

    Weight – 907g.

    Scabbard - Steel 1mm iron steel tube with brass mouthpiece and 2 steel

    Carrying rings all nickel-plated. Brown or Black leather scabbard available for use with Sam Browne.

    • Royal Tank Regiment
    • Corps of Royal Engineers
    • Royal Corps of Signals
    • The Princess of Wales' Royal Regiment
    • The Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
    • The Royal Anglian Regiment
    • The Duke of Lancaster's Regiment
    • The Yorkshire Regiment
    • The Mercian Regiment
    • The Royal Welsh
    • The Royal Irish Regiment
    • The Parachute Regiment
    • Royal Army Medical Corps
    • Corps of Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers
    • Adjutant General's Corps (Includes ETS & RMP)
    • Intelligence Corps
    • Queen's Gurkha Signals
    • Queen's Gurkha Engineers
    • Royal Marines

    Product Details

    • Regiment / Unit: The Royal Marines
    • NSN: 8465-99-973-6877

    Please note: swords and bladed items can only be sold to customers aged 18 and over.

    Supplied by Ammo & Company, makers and suppliers of military uniform, insignia and ceremonial equipment since 1850.