Carlist Honor Sword: A Historical Treasure Of Vizcaya

HONOR SWORD OR REWARD OF THE CARLIST ARMY AROUND 1875. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-cata-G
Name	Honor Sword of the Carlist Army
Era	Circa 1875
Guard	Gilded brass, fully engraved and chased. Complete pommel decorated with acanthus leaves.
Blade	Lightly curved, sharpened to the tip, round spine in the first two thirds.
Scabbard	Metal, with beautifully decorated gilded brass throat and tip.
Inscription	The General Council of the Lordship of Biscay to Colonel D. Eulogio de Isasi, Castle of Aspe April 12, 1875
Total Length	920 mm
Blade Length	880 mm
Width H	024 mm
Description	The Lordship of Biscay gifted this honor sword to D. Eulogio de Isasi, Carlist Colonel under the command of the pretender D. Carlos VII, Duke of Madrid.

Carlist Honor Sword: A Historical Treasure of Vizcaya