ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
MOUNTING SWORD. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
Reference | 4-1931-C |
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Name | Mounting sword |
Troop | Presidential Escort |
Model | 1910, 1931 variant |
Hilt | Slightly larger than that of an officer, central structure of Puerto Seguro type, wide handguard ring, flat “S”-shaped quillons, base plate with a broad “galluelo,” National Shield topped with a Mural crown. |
Blade | Puerto Seguro model: straight and stiff, with a ricasso, squared back on the inside, edge on the outside, flat-sided fullers from the ricasso to the tip, and a groove running along the back on the last third. |
Scabbard | Iron, with one clasp and one ring. |
Inscription | ARTILLERIA FCA DE TOLEDO nº 81 |
Description | The sword was created by decree on August 28, 1931, as the same one used by Alfonso XIII’s Royal Escort Squadron, replacing the royal cipher with the National Shield. |
Total Length | 1050 mm |
Blade Length | 890 mm |
Blade Width | 26 mm |
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