ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
COMMEMORATIVE SWORD OF THE END OF THE CAMPAIGN IN AFRICA IN 1860. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
Reference | 3-conm-C |
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Name | Commemorative Sword of the End of the Campaign in Africa in 1860 |
Guard | Made of alpaca, featuring a simple cross design with chiselled hawks, black ebony grip, wrapped with copper wire. |
Blade | With rounded ridges in the first third, three flat sections and edges in the rest. Inscription: “THE PROVINCIAL DEPOT OF CORDOBA TO THE ARMY OF AFRICA. MAY 10, 1860” |
Scabbard | Black leather with silver tip and throat. |
Inscription | THE PROVINCIAL DEPOT OF CORDOBA TO THE ARMY OF AFRICA. MAY 10, 1860 |
Description | A gift from the city of Córdoba to the Spanish Army after the victory in Africa, preserved in the Civil Guard Museum. |
Total Length | 935 mm |
Blade Length | 800 mm |
Width | 20 mm |
Museum Inventory | Civil Guard Museum |