I gave up on Buck after they shifted their manufacturing offshore.

Well if I could afford Cold Steel all my knives would be replaced by them. I have their magnum kukri machete and love it.

I'm chowing down on vegemite saladas...nom nom nom!!

I've started mixing Vegemite 50/50 with Western Star spreadable. (It would work with straight marg as well). Straight from the jar to the SAO.

I'm still looking for a 20" cutlass.

Spent way more on shipping Christmas gifts than I intended to.

I think Case is the last domestic producer here. :tear:

:yikes:

I've started mixing Vegemite 50/50 with gun powder to make the Vegemite less volatile. :cool:

all i want for the holidays is lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of DUCT TAPE!!!!!!

Fuckin' quack, dudess.

Cold Steel has a variety of sabers and a 1917 cutlass, but it has a 25" blade and is 29 5/8" overall. However, they do have a latin machete that has a 21" balde. What you could also do is contact a forge and see about having one custom made. It will cost more to do it that way, but you'll also get exactly what you're looking for. I would suggest Baltimore Knife & Sword, but they're here in the states.

The cutlass was originally a tool for use by shore-parties, a multitool axe and machete.

What kind of cutlass are you looking for?The traditional pirate style,the curved arab style,what style of point for the blade?Each culture seems to have had a short sword they called a cutlass and they vary in looks and stlye a lot.

You have a very good point jay-t. Though some of those cutlasses are now widely considered sabers instead.