Staff Officer Dagger: Elegance And Distinction

OFFICIAL STAFF DAGGER. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)

Reference	4-1861-C
Name	Official Staff Dagger
Era	1861
Garnishment	Fully made of gilded brass and highly decorated. Pommel in flattened trefoil. Chiseled grip highlighting the Spanish coat of arms under a royal crown. On the obverse, longitudinal striations. Simulated rosettes in vegetal draperies. Short, horizontal hawks forming a cross with the grip. Emblem of the Corps in a curvilinear polygon, five-pointed star amid oak branches.
Blade	Straight, with a fullers and three grooves in the first third, rounded, with two edges in the rest.
Sheath	Black leather with gilded and highly decorated chape and throat. Shield with mythological head.
Inscription	No visible inscription
Description	A beautiful dagger, with a garnishing very similar to the 1861 dress sword. Non-regulatory, but of great size and comfortable to carry for chiefs and staff officers.
Total Length	395 mm
Blade Length	840 mm
Width H	20 mm

Staff Officer Dagger: Elegance and Distinction