Light Cavalry Saber: Unique History And Details

OFFICIAL LIGHT CAVALRY SABER CIRCA 1803. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1803-C
Name	Saber
Period	1803
Guard	made of brass, Hungarian style. Consisting of stirrup guard, quillon, blade guides, and cap. Hilt made of antler with narrow inclined gilding.
Blade	curved, narrow, and light, with a central hollow and a channel near the spine.
Scabbard	made of brass with two mounts and two suspension rings.
Inscription	Toledo Long Live Spain Regulation Cavalry of the Army approved by H.M. in Aranjuez, January 30, 1803.
Total Length	940 mm
Blade Length	810 mm
Blade Width	22 mm
Photographer	Lluc Sala

Light Cavalry Saber: Unique History and Details