Naval Sabre: Elegance And Design Of The 19th Century In Spain

SABER FOR GENERALS AND OFFICERS OF THE NAVY AROUND 1810. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1810-A
Name	Saber
Period	Circa 1810
Guard	In brass, wonderfully chiseled and gilded, with a French design from the Empire and Restoration periods.
Blade	Curved, with a flat spine on the inside and a continuous edge on the outside that doubles at the tip, with two broad grooves in the strong third.
Scabbard	Gilded brass, beautifully decorated and with two rings.
Inscription	Beautifully decorated blade but without inscription.
Description	Fancy saber, not regulation, resembling the future model 1844, which is the regulation saber of the Navy to this day.
Total Length	910 mm
Blade Length	760 mm
Blade Width	30 mm
Museum Inventory	NAVAL MUSEUM OF MADRID

Naval Sabre: Elegance and Design of the 19th Century in Spain