Diplomatic Espadín: Elegance And History In Ceremonies

ESPADÍN. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-diplo-G
Name	Diplomatic Espadín
Era	1841
Guard	Golden brass and engraved, with Isabelina cross decorations, grip featuring a head of Athena and trilobate pommel
Blade	Straight and thin, small ricasso and edges with three fullers in the rest, engravings on the first third
Scabbard	Black leather with brass chape and throat, Medusa head on the suspension button
Inscription	None visible
Description	Considered a “diplomatic” espadín, used by other personalities on gala days or presentation events
Total Length	920 mm
Blade Length	770 mm
Blade Width	013 mm

Diplomatic Espadín: Elegance and History in Ceremonies