Official Engineers' Sword 1860: Unmatched Style And Quality

OFFICIAL ENGINEERS SWORD MODEL 1860. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1860-H
Name	Engineers’ Official Sword Model 1860
Hilt	Made of well-worked alpaca, with a stylized complete monterilla, a cap with an upper rivet, and a throat. The base disc from which the ring, round chiselled guard, and two griffins extend. Displays the Engineers’ emblem.
Blade	Slightly curved, with rounded ridges on the inside in its four-fifths and on the exterior in the first third. Long channels parallel to their respective ridges. Edges along the rest up to the tip.
Sheath	Made of iron, nickel-plated, with a hanger, its corresponding ring, and latch. This sheath would have had two rings if it had been manufactured before the Royal Order of January 18, 1894.
Inscription	FABCA DE TOLEDO 1907
Dimensions	Total Length: 905 mm, Blade: 760 mm, Blade Width: 19 mm
Additional Description	The Engineers’ Uniform Regulation specifies that their edged weapons will be: “Sword: model 1860”. “Scabbard: model 1860”.
Collection	V.N. Collection

Official Engineers’ Sword 1860: Unmatched Style and Quality