Great Sword Of The Royal Guard: A Historical Treasure

LARGE DRUM SWORD OF THE ROYAL GUARD. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1816-G
Name	Large Drum Sword of the Royal Guard
Era	19th Century
Period (B.C.)	1816
Fittings	Gilded brass, pommel with a lion’s head and ring, hilt with scales, straight hawks with fleur-de-lis tips, shield with initials “GR” and regimental number “2°Rº”.
Blade	Straight, the first third is wide and hollowed, with the rest having two edges at three scales.
Total Length	770 mm
Blade Length	610 mm
Description	An impressive sword designed to showcase the Chief Drummer, responsible for directing the band and regiment movements.
Museum Inventory	Army Museum, inv. No.: 6233

Great Sword of the Royal Guard: A Historical Treasure