
ENGLISH ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDS
RIDING SWORD. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
| Reference | 4-1816-D |
|---|---|
| Name | Sword for Riding, Guard of the Royal Bodyguard of the King, model 1816 |
| Fittings | Made of gilt brass with wide hooks, decorated guard with two parallel rows of fine “pearls”, ebony pommel with worked twisted thread. |
| Blade | Straight with a false edge, flat back to the guard, sharpened on the entire outer edge, with a three-guard pommel with two edges. |
| Sheath | Made of iron with oversized mouth and two buckles with rings, short with a latch. |
| Inscription | RL. Bodyguard of the King. RL. Factory of Toledo. Year 1816, 6th Brigade No. 6 |
| Identification marks | On the back, “6th Bde No. 6” (Sixth Brigade, soldier No. six). |
| Model | First model of 1816 |
| Total length | 1045 mm |
| Blade length | 905 mm |
| Blade width | 030 mm |
| Collection | V.N. |







