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Espadín Security Corps (model 1925)
GARNISHING: made of nickel silver, in a classic simple cross design formed by two horizontal hawks, beautifully chiseled. On the gusset of the central part of the obverse,...
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Belt Sword, Security Corps (model 1925)
GARNISH: gilded brass. Cross of straight hawks, ring that will be secured right at the point of contact between knob and fist. Double shell, presenting the obverse, the...
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Prison Corps Saber (model 1899)
GARNISH: in brass. The grip offers an ergonomic design with a lion's head finish with a long mane and horizontal or gallon grooves for better hand grip. The...
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Girding Sword, Prison Corps (model 1899)
Girding Sword, Prison Corps (model 1899) Author: Vicente Toledo Momparler (spadologist) SEE REPLICAS OF SWORDES
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Girding Sword, Veterinary Corps (model 1906)
GARNISHING: completely golden, very elegant and a good size. The turned shell stands out, on the front of which the Civil Veterinary emblem appears, consisting of a group...
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Girding Sword, External Health Corps (model 1911)
GARNISH: Elizabethan style, in gilt brass, with a cross of straight hawks topped with a clover. On the front shell, somewhat heart-shaped, acanthus appear around its perimeter, which...
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Gird Sword, Maritime Health Corps (model 1867)
GARNISH: in chiseled and gilded brass with a classic design from the Elizabethan-Alphonsine era. Spherical knob with four circular prominences. Ring parallel to the fist that, at its...
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Sword of Gird, Civil Governor (circa 1885)
GARNISH: formed by a gilded brass bowl, openwork, with a handguard ring and a cockerel ending in a dolphin's head. The shield of Spain also appears between palm...
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Sable Corps of Pharmacists (model 1919)
GUARNITION: in gilded brass and a design very much to the taste of certain civil or paramilitary institutions, such as the Madrid police or the Prison Corps. Completely...
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Saber Corps of Knights Senior Lieutenants of the Kingdom (around 1847)
GARNISH: made of steel, of generous dimensions, with a complete, symmetrical bowl, skillfully openworked in its entirety with spectacular branches. Short mountain with a high crest. Cockerel in...
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Girding Sword, Post Corps (circa 1906)
GUARNITION: nothing can differentiate, in its Elizabethan design, this girding sword from those used by other civil and military institutions since it brings together all its elements. Completely...
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Espadín, Fire Department (around 1903)
GARNISH: gilded brass, in Elizabethan design. Simple cross formed by two finely chiseled hawks in a horizontal line. In the central polygon, an emblem. Featured knob. Three-lobed knob...
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Ceñir Sword, Royal Spanish Academy of Language (around 1861)
GARNISH: in golden brass. On the obverse of the fist, the shield of Spain under the royal crown and on the reverse, longitudinal striae. Cross of straight hawks...
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Sword of the State Civil Administration Management Corps (model 1850)
GARNISH: made of carved and gilded brass, consisting of an openwork bowl extended by the handguard ring and a cockerel ending in a dog's head. On the front...
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Girding Sword, Customs Corps (year 1894)
GARNISHING: entirely made of gilded brass, cross of straight hawks and turned shell carrying the emblem of the Customs Corps, winged caduceus of Hermes between palm and oak...
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Espadín for the Corps of State Lawyers
GARNISH: made of gilded brass, with a special and excellent design of appreciable size. Chiseled globular knob with Shields of Spain. Fusiform cuff vertically fluted and embraced by...
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Shell Sword, bone hilt, Tomás de Ayala (17th century)
GARNISH: made of iron, composed of two large symmetrical shells chiseled with decorative drawings, joining their lateral spaces, for greater protection, with three rings of various sizes. Very...
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Sword with 2 symmetrical shells, Tomás de Ayala (17th century)
GARNISH: made of iron, composed of two large symmetrical shells whose empty spaces are covered by branches curved in elegant loops. Very long bed of cylindrical hawks topped...
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