Diplomatic Espadín 1836: Elegance And Exclusivity In Craftsmanship

ESPADÍN. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-diplo-F
Name	Diplomatic Espadín
Period	Around 1836
Guard	Made of silver with an Imperial-style design, handguard, and a shell with the letters J.A.S in Gothic style.
Blade	Larger than a normal espadín, straight, with a mustache and edge outward. Groove and slight hollowing in the first two-thirds.
Scabbard	Made of leather, with a silver throat and tip.
Inscription	FA NL Đ TO AÑO Đ 1836
Description	Excellent and unique sword with a silver grip, stamped by the silversmith León Guzmán. Possible belonging to a noble or senior official.
Total Length	960 mm
Blade Length	838 mm
Blade Width	21 mm
Collection	Collection of V.N.
Type	Non-regulatory or ceremonial small sword

Diplomatic Espadín 1836: Elegance and Exclusivity in Craftsmanship