SPANISH SWORDS ENCYCLOPEDIA
Marine Infantry Sergeant circa 1862. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
Reference | 4-1878-D |
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Name | Marine Infantry Sabre |
Era | 1862 |
Embellishments | Gilded brass, straight hawks with spherical decorations, crossed anchors under a royal crown, laurel on rays of the sun. Striated and tied ring, circular pommel with crossed rifles and an anchor with a shackle on the reverse. |
Blade | Curved, with a handle guard and vaceos, rounded spine, sharpened edges on the rest. |
Sheath | Black sole and gilded fittings. |
Inscriptions | FA Ð TOLEDO YEAR 1862 |
Total Length | 900 mm |
Blade Length | 760 mm |
Width | 22 mm |
Description | This saber is located in the Naval Museum of Madrid, dated 1862, and is mentioned in an 1870 provision for use by Marine Infantry Sergeants. |
Museum Inventory | Madrid Naval Museum |