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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
SARGENTO SABER OF THE ROYAL NAVY 18TH CENTURY. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
Reference | 4-1759-B |
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Name | Saber |
Period | 18th Century |
Guard | Totally made of gilded brass, robust, with an asymmetrical bowl marked with the initials “RA” of the Royal Navy. |
Grip | Gilded brass, conical shape with hexagonal section, globular pommel on a diabolical base. |
Blade | Straight and wide. The exterior has a continuous edge up to the tip. |
Inscription | FOR MY KING CHARLES III on the bowl “RA” |
Total Length | 880 mm |
Blade Length | 735 mm |
Blade Width | 036 mm |
Description | This saber was used in the 18th century by the Royal Navy. It probably belonged to the Marine Infantry or a Sergeant due to its quality and lighter weight. |
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