
SPANISH SWORDS ENCYCLOPEDIA
Ceñir Sword. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (sword expert)
| Reference | 4-1870-B | 
|---|---|
| Name | Ceñir Sword | 
| Era | King Amadeo I | 
| Fittings | Totally made of silver-plated brass with a heart-shaped guard, animal head rooster, serpent ring, and Spanish shield with the Cross of Savoy. | 
| Blade | Straight with fuller, exterior edge and interior spine with two and three flats respectively, engraved with the Spanish shield, general’s attributes, and marked “Artillería Fábrica de Toledo”. | 
| Sheath | Black leather with silver-plated tip and throat, featuring a leaf bouquet on the suspension button. | 
| Inscription | FABRICA DE TOLEDO 1869 – Ceñir sword for Brigadiers by Decree of May 5, 1870, issued by the Regency of the Kingdom. | 
| Total Length | 940 mm | 
| Blade Length | 790 mm | 
| Blade Width | 18 mm | 
| Collection | A.G. | 
| Description | This sword is considered by many as the most beautiful of the Spanish Army. | 







