ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
ESPADIN. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
Reference | 4-1908-1 |
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Name | ESPADÍN Military Medical Officer model 1902, 1908 variant |
Mounting | Golden brass guard with a simple straight quillon featuring warrior faces and the Maltese Cross between olive branches. Ebony grip with golden wire. Pommel decorated with warriors and lions. Worked ferrule and marked chape. |
Blade | Straight, with rounded backs on the first third, and double-edged with a three-flat surface cross section on the rest. |
Scabbard | Black leather with golden throat and chape, Spanish coat of arms on the button for the sword knot. |
Inscription | FABCA DE TOLEDO 1907 |
Total Length | 875 mm |
Blade Length | 725 mm |
Blade Width | 11 mm |
Description | The Military Medical Uniform Regulations approved the use of the Maltese Cross on various uniform elements, including swords and sabres. The origins of this sword trace back to the 1902 model for Medical Brigades with the initials M.M. |
Collection | Author’s collection |
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