Diplomatic Espadín: Elegance And Style Of The 19th Century

ESPADÍN. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-diplo-C
Name	Espadín
Era	Around 1810
Guard	Engraved and gilded brass, handle made of ebony wood, curved pommel with a flat cap, shell with Spanish symbolism.
Blade	Straight, rhomboidal section, with a central groove and two edges on two flats.
Long T	930 mm
Blade	805 mm
Width H	20 mm
Sheath	Leather, with brass tip and ferrule, suspension button for the belt.
Inscription	P F
Description	Swords of “Diplomatic, whim, or presentation” used by gentlemen and high-ranking personalities in ceremonies.
Collection	Elies Torres Claravalls

Diplomatic Espadín: Elegance and Style of the 19th Century