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ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SPANISH SWORDSAS
MACHETE GUANABACOA. Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (spadologist) To check the current offer, you can explore the collection of machetes.
| Reference | 5-1891-0 |
|---|---|
| Name | Machete Guanabacoa |
| Epoque | to 1891 |
| Garnish | Guanabacoa type garrison, in gilded brass, formed by a protective shell engraved with the coat of arms of Spain. Robust right-angled bridge handguard and ergonomic grip with deep finger sockets. Horn handles with reinforcement, pins and ferrule. Hollowed out bottom of the plate that forms the cross and two pieces of brass covering the first centimeters of the blade. |
| Sheet | Straight and of good length with a progressive increase in width from the start to the tip. It has a half-round hollow from the first third to the blade. Tip in extension of the spine. |
| Total Length | 1095 mm |
| Sheet Length | 965 mm |
| Sheet Width | 032 mm |
| Description | Machete Guanabacoa very similar to the previous card, but more sober and in gold. The blade is also longer, reaching a total length of 1095 mm, optimal for Cavalry. |
| Museum Inventory | Collection of S.B.G.M. |
