Diplomatic Sword Belt: Elegance And Tradition

SWORD OF CEÑIR. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-dipl-U
Name	Sword of Ceñir
Period	Around 1950
Fittings	Entirely made of gilded brass with alternating chiseled shells, chiseled knuckle bow and matching ring. The junction features a regular hexagon with lion heads and masks. Grip simulates wire wrapping, trilobated pommel with a top button. Shield of Spain and the legend “Una, Grande y Libre”.
Blade	Straight, with a fuller and engravings at the beginning, three-section edge along the rest.
Sheath	Brown leather with a brass tip and throat.
Inscription	Toledo Factory J: SAEZ Ciudad Rodrigo nº 6 Madrid
Additional Description	Similar to the previous basket, with changes in the figure “AXIII” and removal of the royal crown, considered “Diplomatic”.
Length T	900 mm
Blade	765 mm
Width H	014 mm

Diplomatic Sword Belt: Elegance and Tradition