Belt Sword: Elegance And Tradition For Engineers

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

Reference	3-ingc-A
Name	Ceñir Sword
Body	Corps of Roads, Canals and Ports Engineers
Model	1876
Guard	Made of engraved and gilded brass. Hollow pommel with a ring and a lion’s head. Knob, spherical pommel chiseled and ferrule. Ring with the arms of Spain and emblem of the Corps of Roads, Canals and Ports Engineers. Ebony grip wired with golden twisted thread.
Blade	Straight, with a fuller and three flat sides on both edges for the rest.
Scabbard	Black leather with gilded mounts and tip. Suspension button with the coat of arms of Spain.
Inscription	FABCA DE TOLEDO
Total Length	900 mm
Blade Length	750 mm
Blade Width	012 mm
Description	This sword belongs to the uniformity regulation of the Ministry of Development for the Corps of Roads, Canals and Ports Engineers from 1876.
Collection	Author’s collection

Belt Sword: Elegance and Tradition for Engineers