1827 Royal Navy Master-at-Arms / Warrant Officers Sword and Scabbard
1827 Royal Navy Master-at-Arms / Warrant Officers Sword and Scabbard
The original Royal Naval sword was designed in 1805, although elegant in design it proved impractical and was replaced in 1827 by the solid hilt variant. In 1832 the Royal Navy stipulated that Warrant Officers swords would be distinguished by black hilts and a stepped pommel. In 1846 the Royal Naval blade was standardised for all Royal Naval personnel, with the current lighter, straight single-edged blade being commissioned into service in 1929.
The current M.O.D regulation Warrant Officer / MAA sword features a traditional sculpted 24 karat gold-plated stepped pommel and gold- plated hilt bearing the Naval insignia. The grip is finished in dyed and age dried black ray skin whilst the scabbard is made of black buffalo rawhide and fitted with three gold plated mounts.
Crown Swords is the only UK company to provide every pattern of sword and scabbard currently in use by the British and Commonwealth Armed Forces. All of our materials, including our steel, is sourced from UK registered suppliers. Renowned as one of the finest in the world, our steel is produced in a Ministry of Defence audited and approved plant by ISO 9001 accredited WSC/TSE UK.
All swords adhere strictly to current MOD regulation and are commissioned to be carried on parade by officers of His Majesty’s Armed Forces and Commonwealth.
Crown Swords offers a 0% payment option when purchasing any officers sword, scabbard and parade package. Enquire today to discuss your tailored plan with one of our experienced consultants.
Each stage of production is overseen by the Former General Manager of Wilkinson Sword, Mr. Malcolm Ordever.
Former General Manager of Wilkinson Sword
