Officers' Espadín: 19th Century Legal Elegance

ESPADIN. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1863-B
Name	Official Espadín of the Legal Body
Era	around 1863
Hilt	Made of gilded and highly decorated brass. Trilobed pommel with a cap-shaped finial.
Blade	Rounded edges in the first third and a triple-edged blade for the rest.
Vaina (Sheath)	Black leather with gilded brass fittings. Cluster of leaves at the suspension button.
Inscription	None visible
Description	Blade that is not regulation for a Togado Minister and Auditors of the Military Legal Corps.
Symbols	On the cross of the sword, two books representing the law and a balance symbolizing justice.
Total Length	900 mm
Blade Length	735 mm
Width	15 mm

Officers’ Espadín: 19th Century Legal Elegance