Discover The Ceremonial Sword Lobera Of Fernando III

Reference	2-1250-A
Name	Cross Sword “Lobera”
Era	13th Century
Guard	Made of gilded iron and chiseled in long scrolls, mounted on a cross-shaped support. Cylindrical crystal pommel with a gilded brass border. Wooden grip without covering.
Blade	Straight, flat, and wide, with a channel that occupies one third of its length in the first three-fifths and gradually decreases towards the tip.
Total Length	950 mm
Blade Length	770 mm
Blade Width	53 mm
Description	The sword belonged to Ferdinand III “the Saint” and was a symbol of power. This monarch bequeathed it to Infante Don Manuel, father of Don Juan Manuel.
Location	Chapel of the Virgin of the Kings, Cathedral of Seville.
Commemoration	Solemn procession of Tercias or the Sword every November 23 in honor of the conquest of Seville.

Discover the Ceremonial Sword Lobera of Fernando III