Sword Belt: The Treasure Of The Nobility Of Madrid

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

Reference	3-noma-A
Name	Ceñir Sword
Body	College of Hijosdalgo of Madrid
Guard	Completely made of gilded brass. Pommel shaped like a helmet with a plume. Grip features the coat of arms of Spain under a royal crown. Highly decorated guard and knuckle guard. Heart-shaped shell, showcasing two reclining and facing lions on the upper part and, in the center, enamelled, the emblematic cross of the Corps.
Blade	Straight. The first third is flat and engraved, while the rest has three flat sections and two edges.
Sheath	Black leather, with gilded and highly decorated mouth and tip, even on the button for the frog consisting of a bunch.
Inscription	FABCA DE TOLEDO
Historical Description	In a corporate meeting, the Madrid nobility led to the establishment of the Noble Corps of Madrid. In 1909, it was granted the title of “Royal Corps of Nobility of Madrid,” heir to the Ancient State of Knights Hijosdalgo of the Villa and Court, also known as the Hijosdalgo of Madrid.
Total Length	880 mm
Blade	755 mm
Width	012 mm
Collection	Collection of Julio Jiménez

Sword Belt: The Treasure of the Nobility of Madrid