Sword For Officer's Belt: Unique History And Details

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

Reference	4-1861-A
Name	Officer of the General Staff Model 1861 Cêndir Sword
Garnish	Reign of Queen Isabel II was prolific in swords and smallswords. Notable features include the profile of the hawksbill, the metal grip on the obverse worked with the Spanish shield, longitudinal striations on the reverse, pommel with military elements, and a five-pointed star between oak branches as the emblem of the Corps.
Blade	With a ricasso and rounded shoulders in the first third, with three flats and edges in the rest.
Scabbard	Black leather with gold-plated fitting and mouth. Spanish shield on the suspension button.
Inscription	FABCA DE TOLEDO 1902. JORDANA PRINCE 9 MADRID
Total Length	900 mm
Blade	750 mm
Width H	011 mm
Collection	By the author
Model	Staff Corps Officer’s small sword pattern 1861

Sword for Officer’s Belt: Unique History and Details