Saddle Sword: The Jewel Of 18th Century Cavalry

MOUNTING SWORD. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	2-1759-D
Name	Mounting Sword
Period	18th Century
Guard	Very respectable and semi-spherical iron bowl with a ring, galloon, straight monterilla, and prominent pommel. Two quillons extending from the front of the guard.
Blade	Straight, with a square spine in the first two-thirds and an edge in the rest. On the outside, the edge runs along its entire length to the tip, which features a blade with three facets.
Inscription	Ca D La (Line Cavalry) 1807 To R (Royal Property) Cs. IV (Charles IV)
Total Length	1060 mm
Blade Length	910 mm
Blade Width	34 mm
Additional Description	They began to be produced under Charles III and continued with Charles IV. This model also features swords with the “C” for Cavalry and for Dragoons “Ds”.

Saddle Sword: The Jewel of 18th Century Cavalry