Public Works Machete: Exclusive Design And Quality

MACHETE. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	3-ingc-B
Corps	Corps of Engineers for Roads, Canals, and Ports
Guard	Made of gilded brass, vigorous and with character. Knob shaped like a provocative lion’s head and a grooved grip connected to a long ferrule, all cast in one piece. Cross with interesting quillons topped with perfect acorns. On the front semi-circle, the inscription “Public Works” and, on the inside, the emblem of the Engineers for Roads, Canals, and Ports.
Blade	Flat, over half a meter long, very powerful, with an outward edge that, at the tip, deviates towards the point located on the axis of symmetry, giving the blade characteristics of a scimitar.
Sheath	Black leather with brass tip and throat.
Inscription	No visible inscription
Description	This machete belongs to the Corps of Engineers for Roads, Canals, and Ports and has a very specific purpose for PUBLIC WORKS, as stated at the bottom of the emblem.
Total Length	670 mm
Blade Length	525 mm
Blade Width	45 mm
Collection	V.N.
Type	Civil Engineer Machete (public works)

Public Works Machete: Exclusive Design and Quality