Silver Sword Of Sheathing: Military Elegance And Exclusivity

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Ceñir Sword. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1867-B
Model	Ceñir Sword, Infantry Officer, model 1867, silver variant
Hilt	Entirely silver-plated brass, with a guard and a double shell ending with a dog-headed chiselled galloon. Spanish shield under a royal crown flanked by two oak branches. Borbón lilies in abyss. Striated grip forming a spiral cord. Pommel resembling a cap and beard.
Blade	Straight, with a fuller and rounded backs on both sides in the first third. Two edges with three flats in the remaining two thirds.
Scabbard	Black leather with a metal throat and locket, smooth silver-colored metal. Button with Spain’s coat of arms to suspend the sword in the frog.
Inscription	TOLEDO 1875
Description	Identical to the regulation sword for chiefs and officers of the Infantry arm, model 1867, except that it is silvered instead of gilt. Used by some corps until they had their official regulation sword.
Total Length	920 mm
Blade Length	770 mm
Blade Width	21 mm
Collection	Manuel Patiño Collection
Type	Infantry Officer’s small sword pattern 1867, silver type

Silver Sword of Sheathing: Military Elegance and Exclusivity