Official Quartermaster Saber: Unique And Elegant Design

OFFICIAL INTENDANCE SABLE MODEL 1911, 1926 VARIANT WITH STRAIGHT BLADE. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1926-F
Name	Official Intendance Saber
Model	1911, 1926 variant
Guard	Gilded brass, with a pierced and symmetrical cup; checkered wooden grips; two screw pins, pommel and grip fitted with Puerto Seguro assembly; quillon in the shape of a dog’s head; Intendance Corps emblem with radiant sun between palm branches under a royal crown.
Blade	Does not correspond to the Puerto Seguro model; straight, with a ricasso, flat spine on the inside and edge on the outside; two fullers up to the ricasso; Engineers’ shield and floral decorations.
Scabbard	Nickel-plated iron, with throat and one ring band; asymmetrical chape.
Inscription	ARTILLERY FCA DE TOLEDO 3342 (Intendance Emblem)
Total Length	912 mm
Blade Length	765 mm
Blade Width	20 mm
Description	At the beginning of the 20th century, straight-bladed Puerto Seguro swords were approved for Cavalry and Infantry. This created a trend toward the straight blade, transforming the classic 19th-century sabers accordingly.
Notes	After the splitting of the Military Administration in 1911, their weapons were gilded or silvered depending on the Corps.

Official Quartermaster Saber: Unique and Elegant Design