Diplomatic Espadín: Elegance And History In Every Detail

ESPADÍN. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-diplo-E
Name	Espadín
Period	Circa 1815
Guard	In gilded brass and Louis XVIII style, carved shell with military trophies, medallion with a phrase exalted to Fernando VII, pommel in the shape of a lion’s head, engraved ring, lions at the ends, ferrule with fleur-de-lis and ivory grips.
Blade	Straight, hollow, with a short fuller and continuous edge on the outside. Blue-dyed and decorative gold elements.
Total Length	920 mm
Blade Length	790 mm
Description	Specimen with royal devotion, good craftsmanship and quality. Relation to absolutism mentioned in the motto “FOR F. VII”.
Collection	Collection of José Parés

Diplomatic Espadín: Elegance and History in Every Detail