Sword Of Cincture 1867: Elegance And Military Heritage

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

Reference	4-1867-A
Model	Official Infantry Ceñir Sword 1867
Hilt	Entirely made of gilt brass, with a guard and a double shell ending with an engraved dog-head knop. On the front cup, Spanish arms under a royal crown flanked by two oak branches. This specimen features, in abyss, the Cross of the House of Savoy. Ribbed grip forming a spiral cord. Pommel resembling a cap and small beard.
Blade	Straight, with a fuller and rounded back on both sides in the first third. In the remaining two thirds, two edges with three sides.
Sheath	Black leather with a metal mouthpiece and cap, smooth and gilt. On the mouthpiece, a button with the shield of the Spanish arms to suspend the sword in the belt.
Inscription	TOLEDO 1872
Description	Official sword for commanders and officers of the Infantry according to Royal Order of January 30, 1867. Due to the extensive use of this model, from 1867 to 1901, the Spanish shield was redesigned according to the period, placing the appropriate heraldic emblem.
Total Length	920 mm
Blade Length	770 mm
Blade Width	21 mm
Collection	Author’s collection

Sword of Cincture 1867: Elegance and Military Heritage