Royal Riding Sword: Cavalry Officer 1825 | ⚔️ Medieval-Shop ⚔️

CAVALRY OFFICER’S MOUNTING SWORD OF THE ROYAL GUARD AROUND 1825. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1825-G
Name	Mounting Sword
Era	Circa 1825
Hilt	Brass, highly crafted, with short knuckle bow, howling wolf, flat guard with three S-shaped quillons, oval with Spain’s coat of arms, decorated ring and pommel with an eleven-lobed flower.
Blade	Straight, flat-backed, sharpened along the outside edge and hollow-ground up to the ricasso with two edges.
Scabbard	Metal with two bands and corresponding rings.
Inscriptions	None visible
Description	Possible allocation for the officers of the Fernandine Royal Guard, manufactured in France between 1820 and 1830, featuring details linked to the production of “N. Boutet” and the French 1822 model.
Total Length	1010 mm
Blade Length	860 mm
Blade Width	27 mm
Museum Inventory	V.N. Collection