Isabelino Espadín: Exclusive Award For Shooters

SMALL SWORD. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1862-C
Name	SMALL SWORD
Era	around 1866
Hilt	Isabeline style, made of gilded brass, with a simple cross design formed by two beautifully chiseled hawks in a horizontal position, with a shield in the center featuring crossed carbines on the front and a laurel crown on the back. The grip has Spain’s Arms under a royal crown and a trilobate pommel with foliar decorations.
Blade	Straight, with squared shoulders in the first third and two edges with three facets throughout the rest.
Scabbard	Made of black leather, with gilded brass chape and throat. Spain’s Arms on the suspension button for the baldric.
Inscription	ARTA FABA DE TOLEDO 1866 TIRADORES’ BADGES
Description	Prize sword awarded to officers in the central shooter competition during the Isabeline era. Regulated during the reign of Alfonso XII according to Royal Order of September 21, 1880.
Total Length	870 mm
Blade	740 mm
Width	12 mm
Collection	Collector’s collection
Translation	Small sword presented to Officers (shooters award)

Isabelino Espadín: Exclusive Award for Shooters