Infantry Saber 1800: Elegance And Military Distinction

INFANTRY OFFICER’S SABER CIRCA 1800. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1800-B
Name	Infantry Officer’s Saber
Period	Circa 1800
Grip	In gilded brass, stirrup-type guard, straight knuckle bow ending in a slightly elongated ball, black ebony grip
Blade	Straight, of ammunition, with two edges and a straight spine on the exterior
Scabbard	Of black leather with gilded chape and tip
Inscription	R (royal property) C. IV (King Charles IV) Y (Infantry) To (Toledo) 1799
Total Length	815 mm
Blade Length	680 mm
Blade Width	28 mm
Description	Royal property weapon mounted as a saber for an officer of King Charles IV, belonging to the infantry

Infantry Saber 1800: Elegance and Military Distinction