
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
LIGHT CAVALRY OFFICER’S SABER MODEL 1840. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
| Reference | 4-1840-H | 
|---|---|
| Model | Light Cavalry Officer Model 1840 | 
| Guard | Made of brass, with a knucklebow extending to the ferrule, pommel shaped like a small cap, base plate without a rounded quillon, langet on the tongue, and three broad-curved quillons. | 
| Grip | Covered with sharkskin, tightly wrapped with smooth wire and twisted copper wire. | 
| Blade | Curved, with a ricasso and a good fuller extending to the ricasso, rounded spine and sharpened edge on the rest, marked with channels parallel to the spines. | 
| Scabbard | Iron, with chape, two rings on bands, and a short asymmetric shoe. | 
| Inscription | FA N¹ de Toledo | 
| Dimensions – Total Length | 1005 mm | 
| Dimensions – Blade | 860 mm | 
| Dimensions – Blade Width | 30 mm | 
| Book Reference | “White Weapons of 1850” | 
| Saber Description | Light Cavalry Saber Model 1840 for troops and officers. | 
| Illustrations | Highly detailed pen drawings of these sabers available on the last pages. | 
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