ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
SABER. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (expert in swords)
Reference | 3-dipl-AB |
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Name | Saber |
Era | Circa 1808 |
Guard | Made of gilded brass and beautifully chiselled, of the so-called stirrup type. It features a protective ring and a pommel shaped like a lion’s head with a flowing mane down to the grip. The scabbard guide is formed by a medallion depicting a warrior in armor and a helmet with feathers, both front and back. The chape is shaped like the neck and head of an ostrich. The grip is made of squared ebony wood, ergonomically shaped for better hand adaptation. |
Blade | Straight, with a central hollow in its first two thirds. The spine is flat on the inside, and the edge runs along the entire outside. There is a false edge on the blade. |
Inscription | PR |
Description | Beautiful presentation saber. A magnificent piece, whimsical and not regulation, to display and show off. |
Total Length | 950 mm |
Blade Length | 810 mm |
Blade Width | 35 mm |
Collection | Elies Torres Claravalls |