Exclusive Espadín Of The Brotherhood Of Carmen: History And Details

ESPADÍN. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-oast-A
Name	Brotherhood of the Military Order of Our Lady of Carmen
Guard	Totally gilded brass, with a decorated handguard and a double shell that ends in a chiseled gallows in the shape of a bunch. Front cup, the emblem of the Brotherhood of Our Lady of Carmen, a shield with three stars under a royal crown. Fusiform grip imitating a cord-like cast around. Pommel forming a spherical cap.
Blade	Straight, with a bigotera and rounded edges on both sides in the first third. In the last two, three tables and two edges up to the tip.
Scabbard	Black leather with a smooth golden metal nozzle and tip. In the nozzle, a button with the arms of Spain to suspend the sword in the tahalí.
Inscription	TOLEDO 1874
Total Length	920 mm
Blade Length	770 mm
Width	021 mm
Description	In Spanish brotherhoods, swords were also used to wear with their uniforms at events dictated by the protocol. This was common in almost all associations, whether military, political, social, religious, etc., especially in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Collection	Collection of Julio Jiménez

Exclusive Espadín of the Brotherhood of Carmen: History and Details