Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Does this come with a belt?
Document: We give these away to soldiers leaving the unit. They come boxed, wrapped, and oiled. Easy to put engraved plate on it. Great display!
It was exactly as advertised by the seller. But, just like some of the other reviewers noted, it doesn't come with a sharpened edge, just a sharp point, and the metal sheath doesn't exactly fit the curvature of the blade. Other than that, it's not bad.
This was purchased on a whim, and it surprised me at the quality and quick delivery. It is not a toy, it's the real deal at a great price!It is not a museum piece, nor was it intended to be, but it is well made, and will be a conversation item for years to come.
I found that it was up at the opening that was almost too narrow for the sword to come out, and was able to help the problem with a metal file and oil.If this is your first sword, keep in mind that this is CARBONIZED steel (as opposed to STAINLESS steel) and therefore WILL rust if not properly cared for.
The most telling Model 1840 feature is the slight up-sweep of the back quillon. The Model 1860 had a rounder guard with a thickened ridge, whereas this saber has a more oblong guard that lacks a ridge.Like I said above, this sword is a great beater sword, hence the rating. I've had a lot of fun hitting things with it and even used my belt sander to sharpen the blade for some good ole watermelon cutting!
who would love to have some knives and swords hanging around.
u guys rock this sword is awesome one more for my collection thanks for that and i gonna still looking for more swords
this was the sword that was going on the wall with hats and the civil war union flag it looks great
these are not heirloom pieces but, for the price you can't beat them. i am a former cavalry trooper and these sabers look great on my wall.
so, the pictures, they look deal breaking, that is my cutlass after owning it, using, and using it outside in the rain, and using it on a dock, and using it next to a creek for six years. this is of my seven swords my favorite because of it's good balance with it's weight and it's durability. in all those six years i havent so much as felt a single bend, crack, or bust.
Answer: no