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OFFICER’S SWORD OF THE NAVY MODEL 1844-57. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1844-B
Name	Official Officer’s Sword of the Navy model 1844-57
Guard	Consists of a closed cup guard with knucklebow, made of gilded brass, folding guard or hinge on the reverse side, and on the front, an anchor with bar under a royal crown. Pommel with continuous cord formed by a lion’s head. Twisted and also gilded quillon. Grip covered in black shagreen and wrapped with copper wire.
Blade	Classic Navy style, curved, with a cord spine, cutting edge on the outside, and a “carp tongue” blade, that is, with a central ridge and a slight false edge.
Scabbard	Black patent leather with two suspension rings and chape, all gilded.
Inscription	SPANISH NAVY – TOLEDO SWORD MANUFACTURING 1886, regulation sword for the Spanish Navy according to the Royal Order of May 21, 1844.
Model	1844-57
Total Length	880 mm
Blade Length	740 mm
Blade Width	24 mm
Collection	V.N.
Additional Description	Curved blade with “carp tongue” point and two suspension rings on the scabbard, model 1844-57.
Description in English	Spanish Navy Officer’s saber pattern 44-57