Infantry Saber 1851: Elegant And Functional Design

OFFICIAL INFANTRY SABER MODEL 1851. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1851-B
Name	Official Infantry Saber Model 1851
Hilt	Made of brass, consisting of a long knuckle bow, guard ring, two quillons, and a cup guard at the center, which features the Spanish coat of arms topped with a royal crown and two flags on each side as a guard. Grooved ferrule and wooden grip covered with sandpaper and wire wrapping. On the reverse side, a hinge or folding ear to facilitate carrying.
Blade	Slightly curved. On the outside, in its first third, rounded spine and groove. On the inside, an identical spine and groove along the first and second thirds. The remainder of the blade has edges up to the tip. Flat faces with engravings.
Scabbard	Black leather with a golden metal chape and throat, featuring a small Spanish coat of arms button. Officers for mounted duties will use a steel scabbard with two rings.
Inscription	Artillery Toledo Year 1852
Overall Length	910 mm
Blade Length	770 mm
Blade Width	20 mm
Description	The Model 1851 saber for infantry officers and commanders is listed in the collection of regulations according to the Uniform Code for Infantry dated September 7, 1852.

Infantry Saber 1851: Elegant and Functional Design