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INFANTRY OFFICER’S SABER CIRCA 1811. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword scholar)

Reference	4-1811-A
Name	SABER
Period	Infantry Officer circa 1811
Guard	Gold-plated brass with Anglo-Saxon design, handguard ring with counter-curve, pommel in helmet style, grip in checkered ebony and two ferrules. Base plate with cutout and flambeau.
Blade	Straight and wide, with a flat spine for two-thirds and a channel adjacent, cutting edge on the outside and three flat surfaces on the rest.
Scabbard	Supposed to be made of leather, with brass finial and mouthpiece.
Inscription	Royal Factory of Cádiz year 1811
Description	Manufactured many weapons in Cádiz during the War of Independence, the flambeau may indicate the intended destination for infantry grenadiers.
Total Length	840 mm
Blade Length	685 mm
Width H	30 mm
Collection	Manuel Patiño

Infantry Officer’s Sword: A Historical Gem