Ceremonial Naval Cutlass
A replica of the British 1912 pattern naval cutlass with a curved single-edged blade, brass guard, and wire-wrapped sharkskin grip. Falls under HTS 9307.00.00.00 as a cutlass, a type of short sword used historically by sailors in boarding actions. Supplied with black leather scabbard.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If featuring significant imitation precious metal or rhinestone embellishments
Imitation jewelry in Chapter 71 if decorative elements predominate over blade function.
If imported as sheath/scabbard separately without blade
Sheaths of leather for swords are specifically included in 9307, but standalone travel cases go to Chapter 42.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Document as 'ceremonial' to distinguish from functional weapons; ensure scabbard is included in declaration
• Comply with maritime heritage laws if exporting from UK or similar; use corrosion-resistant packaging
• Avoid importing in bulk without end-user certificates to prevent resale restrictions
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