An image showing 'Sword belonging to Vice-Admiral Hood made by Cullum of London in 1782'

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Scabbard

Scabbard for slotted hilt word. Owned by Sir Samuel Hood (1762-1814). The scabbard is black tooled leather and there are two gilt lockets, with rings and chape, all ornamented with lines. There is a frog button on top of the lockets and 'Callum Charing Cross' on the reverse of the top locket.

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Object details

ID:	WPN1305.1
Type:	Scabbard
Materials:	Metal; Leather
Display location:	Not on display
Creator:	Cullum
Date made:	circa 1782
Credit:	National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements:	Overall: 25 mm x 760 mm x 60 mm
Parts:	Sword Scabbard (WPN1305.1)