
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
SABER. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
| Reference | 3-xmna-Q |
|---|---|
| Name | Officer of the Volunteers of Liberty |
| Era | Circa 1868 |
| Grip | Made of gilded brass, splendidly chiselled, consisting of a ring, two quillons joined to the bowl, and a knuckle guard with a lion’s head. Monogram “V de la L” under a laurel crown and floral motifs. Knuckle bow decorated with rosette. |
| Blade | Slightly curved, with channels and decorative engravings in the first half. Edge on the outside and false edge on the blade’s inside. |
| Scabbard | Made of iron, with two mounts and their rings. |
| Inscription | ARTA FCA of Toledo. Year 1852 |
| Description | In 1868, the National Militia disappears and the Volunteers of Liberty are born, the armed wing of the Progressive Party, with little social consideration and less prestige than the Civil Guard. |
| Total Length | 900 mm |
| Blade Length | 770 mm |
| Blade Width | 21 mm |







