Mounting Sword 1832: Elegance And Distinction For Officers

MOUNTING SWORD. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1832-B
Name	Line Cavalry Officer’s Mounting Sword
Model	1832
Guard	Gilded brass, elegant, with short knuckle bow, gently curved quillons, ring with crest and wide lower ferrule.
Grip	Ebony wood, undulating curve, wrapped with smooth brass wire, tongue-shaped ricasso turned toward the blade.
Blade	Straight, with fullers, three-sided ricasso and double-edged, polished to a mirror shine.
Scabbard	Iron, with two mounts, rings and very open chape held by screws.
Inscription	FANL Đ TO / YEAR Đ 1838
Approval	Royal Decree dated February 10, 1832.
Description	One of the variants of the model used by cavalry troops and officers.
Total Length	1040 mm
Blade Length	895 mm
Blade Width	25 mm
Museum Inventory	V.N. Collection

Mounting Sword 1832: Elegance and Distinction for Officers