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Exceptional Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Espapda Ancha Sword Southwest /Mexico
Exceptional Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Espapda Ancha Sword Southwest /Mexico
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Guns International #: 101387710
Category - Knives - Military Non US
- Knives - Military US
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Seller: A & A Gaines Antiques
Member Since: 11/2/08
State:
Rhode Island
Zip: 02840
Country: United States
Phone:
(401) 846-0538
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 66
Seller Type: Private Seller
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Exceptional Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Espapda Ancha Sword
Southwest /Mexico
Description:
An exceptional Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' horseman's sword. The 'Espada Ancha' was a very distinct type of sword which evolved from Iberian prototypes of the 17th and 18th centuries. 'Espada Ancha' swords were produced exclusively by Spanish colonial craftsmen in what is now the American Southwest and Mexico from the last decades of the seventeenth century well into the nineteenth century. 'Espada Anchas' were 'The' sword of soldiers, officials, rancheros, and high ranking civilians.
For information and illustrations of 'Espada Ancha' swords please see, "Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821", by Brinkerhoff & Chamberlain, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg,PA, 1972, pp 74-77.
Early 'Espada Anchas' featured long blades of Spanish broadsword form intended for use by mounted men. Around the middle of the eighteenth century the long blades began to go out of fashion and many 'Espaada Anchas' had their blades cut down and re-worked into the short-sword form usually seen in collections today. Due to continuous usage in often difficult circumstances, good 'Espada Anchas' are quite scarce. Early long bladed examples, especially deluxe silver mounted examples are rare, especially when accopmanied by their original silver mounted scabbards.
This extraordinary 'Espada Ancha' retains both its original double edge 36" blade and its original silver mounted scabbard. The blade has excellent form and fine balance. it is of fine quality however its lack of decoration and evidence of hand forging and finishing indicate it was created in the New World in the 1740-1760 period.
This sword's hand forged iron hilt is of classic 'Espada Ancha' form. Its large scallop form guard is overlaid in heavy silver. The knuckle guard is of classic form convex on the right side with silver wide headed rivets and decorative filed notches at corners and in the center . The reverse side is flat displaying the inner ends of the silver rivets.The upper cross guard finial ends in a stylized snake's head with silver rivet 'eye'. The flat pommel is octagonal in form. The sword has a well proportioned silver mounted octagonal horn grip.
This 'Espada Ancha' remarkably retains its original silver mounted leather scabbard. The upper silver mount retains the original heavy silver mounting fitting - 'Espada Ancha' swords, especially long bladed types, were mounted on their owner's saddles rather than on their persons. Both upper and lower silver mounts clearly show their soldered seams. The overall design and workmanship of the silver mountings on this sword are a textbook example of early country metalwork in Spanish Colonial America.
Condition: This rare 'Espada Ancha' is in excellent original condition. The blade displays light wear,appropriate manufacturing marks , and retsains a lovely natural steel patina. The hilt retains its dark untouched patina with dark patinated iron and completely intact silver inlay & mountings having excellent old surface. the horn grip retains original surface with proper aging and deep patina. The scabbard is in fine original condition. the leather with appropriate aging and good stitching, the silver with fine old surface.
This beautiful, impressive, and excellent original example of the historic American Southwest / Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' is a rare example of the best-of-its-type. It woulkd be a prime additioin to any private or public collection.
Dimensions: overall length 47 1/2", blade length 36" , width 1 1/2
SOLD
Description:
An exceptional Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' horseman's sword. The 'Espada Ancha' was a very distinct type of sword which evolved from Iberian prototypes of the 17th and 18th centuries. 'Espada Ancha' swords were produced exclusively by Spanish colonial craftsmen in what is now the American Southwest and Mexico from the last decades of the seventeenth century well into the nineteenth century. 'Espada Anchas' were 'The' sword of soldiers, officials, rancheros, and high ranking civilians.
For information and illustrations of 'Espada Ancha' swords please see, "Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821", by Brinkerhoff & Chamberlain, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg,PA, 1972, pp 74-77.
Early 'Espada Anchas' featured long blades of Spanish broadsword form intended for use by mounted men. Around the middle of the eighteenth century the long blades began to go out of fashion and many 'Espaada Anchas' had their blades cut down and re-worked into the short-sword form usually seen in collections today. Due to continuous usage in often difficult circumstances, good 'Espada Anchas' are quite scarce. Early long bladed examples, especially deluxe silver mounted examples are rare, especially when accopmanied by their original silver mounted scabbards.
This extraordinary 'Espada Ancha' retains both its original double edge 36" blade and its original silver mounted scabbard. The blade has excellent form and fine balance. it is of fine quality however its lack of decoration and evidence of hand forging and finishing indicate it was created in the New World in the 1740-1760 period.
This sword's hand forged iron hilt is of classic 'Espada Ancha' form. Its large scallop form guard is overlaid in heavy silver. The knuckle guard is of classic form convex on the right side with silver wide headed rivets and decorative filed notches at corners and in the center . The reverse side is flat displaying the inner ends of the silver rivets.The upper cross guard finial ends in a stylized snake's head with silver rivet 'eye'. The flat pommel is octagonal in form. The sword has a well proportioned silver mounted octagonal horn grip.
This 'Espada Ancha' remarkably retains its original silver mounted leather scabbard. The upper silver mount retains the original heavy silver mounting fitting - 'Espada Ancha' swords, especially long bladed types, were mounted on their owner's saddles rather than on their persons. Both upper and lower silver mounts clearly show their soldered seams. The overall design and workmanship of the silver mountings on this sword are a textbook example of early country metalwork in Spanish Colonial America.
Condition: This rare 'Espada Ancha' is in excellent original condition. The blade displays light wear,appropriate manufacturing marks , and retsains a lovely natural steel patina. The hilt retains its dark untouched patina with dark patinated iron and completely intact silver inlay & mountings having excellent old surface. the horn grip retains original surface with proper aging and deep patina. The scabbard is in fine original condition. the leather with appropriate aging and good stitching, the silver with fine old surface.
This beautiful, impressive, and excellent original example of the historic American Southwest / Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' is a rare example of the best-of-its-type. It woulkd be a prime additioin to any private or public collection.
Dimensions: overall length 47 1/2", blade length 36" , width 1 1/2
SOLD
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Guns International #: 101387710
Category - Knives - Military Non US
- Knives - Military US
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please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: A & A Gaines Antiques
Member Since: 11/2/08
State:
Rhode Island
Zip: 02840
Country: United States
Phone:
(401) 846-0538
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 66
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days Payment Methods: USPS Postal Money Order or Bank Check
Exceptional Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Espapda Ancha Sword
Southwest /Mexico
Description: An exceptional Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' horseman's sword. The 'Espada Ancha' was a very distinct type of sword which evolved from Iberian prototypes of the 17th and 18th centuries. 'Espada Ancha' swords were produced exclusively by Spanish colonial craftsmen in what is now the American Southwest and Mexico from the last decades of the seventeenth century well into the nineteenth century. 'Espada Anchas' were 'The' sword of soldiers, officials, rancheros, and high ranking civilians. For information and illustrations of 'Espada Ancha' swords please see, "Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821", by Brinkerhoff & Chamberlain, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg,PA, 1972, pp 74-77. Early 'Espada Anchas' featured long blades of Spanish broadsword form intended for use by mounted men. Around the middle of the eighteenth century the long blades began to go out of fashion and many 'Espaada Anchas' had their blades cut down and re-worked into the short-sword form usually seen in collections today. Due to continuous usage in often difficult circumstances, good 'Espada Anchas' are quite scarce. Early long bladed examples, especially deluxe silver mounted examples are rare, especially when accopmanied by their original silver mounted scabbards. This extraordinary 'Espada Ancha' retains both its original double edge 36" blade and its original silver mounted scabbard. The blade has excellent form and fine balance. it is of fine quality however its lack of decoration and evidence of hand forging and finishing indicate it was created in the New World in the 1740-1760 period. This sword's hand forged iron hilt is of classic 'Espada Ancha' form. Its large scallop form guard is overlaid in heavy silver. The knuckle guard is of classic form convex on the right side with silver wide headed rivets and decorative filed notches at corners and in the center . The reverse side is flat displaying the inner ends of the silver rivets.The upper cross guard finial ends in a stylized snake's head with silver rivet 'eye'. The flat pommel is octagonal in form. The sword has a well proportioned silver mounted octagonal horn grip. This 'Espada Ancha' remarkably retains its original silver mounted leather scabbard. The upper silver mount retains the original heavy silver mounting fitting - 'Espada Ancha' swords, especially long bladed types, were mounted on their owner's saddles rather than on their persons. Both upper and lower silver mounts clearly show their soldered seams. The overall design and workmanship of the silver mountings on this sword are a textbook example of early country metalwork in Spanish Colonial America. Condition: This rare 'Espada Ancha' is in excellent original condition. The blade displays light wear,appropriate manufacturing marks , and retsains a lovely natural steel patina. The hilt retains its dark untouched patina with dark patinated iron and completely intact silver inlay & mountings having excellent old surface. the horn grip retains original surface with proper aging and deep patina. The scabbard is in fine original condition. the leather with appropriate aging and good stitching, the silver with fine old surface. This beautiful, impressive, and excellent original example of the historic American Southwest / Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' is a rare example of the best-of-its-type. It woulkd be a prime additioin to any private or public collection. Dimensions: overall length 47 1/2", blade length 36" , width 1 1/2 SOLD |
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Guns International #: 101387710
Category - Knives - Military Non US
- Knives - Military US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: A & A Gaines Antiques
Member Since: 11/2/08
State:
Rhode Island
Zip: 02840
Country: United States
Phone:
(401) 846-0538
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 66
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days
3 days
Payment Methods: USPS Postal Money Order or Bank Check
Exceptional Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Espapda Ancha Sword
Southwest /Mexico
Description:
An exceptional Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' horseman's sword. The 'Espada Ancha' was a very distinct type of sword which evolved from Iberian prototypes of the 17th and 18th centuries. 'Espada Ancha' swords were produced exclusively by Spanish colonial craftsmen in what is now the American Southwest and Mexico from the last decades of the seventeenth century well into the nineteenth century. 'Espada Anchas' were 'The' sword of soldiers, officials, rancheros, and high ranking civilians.
For information and illustrations of 'Espada Ancha' swords please see, "Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821", by Brinkerhoff & Chamberlain, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg,PA, 1972, pp 74-77.
Early 'Espada Anchas' featured long blades of Spanish broadsword form intended for use by mounted men. Around the middle of the eighteenth century the long blades began to go out of fashion and many 'Espaada Anchas' had their blades cut down and re-worked into the short-sword form usually seen in collections today. Due to continuous usage in often difficult circumstances, good 'Espada Anchas' are quite scarce. Early long bladed examples, especially deluxe silver mounted examples are rare, especially when accopmanied by their original silver mounted scabbards.
This extraordinary 'Espada Ancha' retains both its original double edge 36" blade and its original silver mounted scabbard. The blade has excellent form and fine balance. it is of fine quality however its lack of decoration and evidence of hand forging and finishing indicate it was created in the New World in the 1740-1760 period.
This sword's hand forged iron hilt is of classic 'Espada Ancha' form. Its large scallop form guard is overlaid in heavy silver. The knuckle guard is of classic form convex on the right side with silver wide headed rivets and decorative filed notches at corners and in the center . The reverse side is flat displaying the inner ends of the silver rivets.The upper cross guard finial ends in a stylized snake's head with silver rivet 'eye'. The flat pommel is octagonal in form. The sword has a well proportioned silver mounted octagonal horn grip.
This 'Espada Ancha' remarkably retains its original silver mounted leather scabbard. The upper silver mount retains the original heavy silver mounting fitting - 'Espada Ancha' swords, especially long bladed types, were mounted on their owner's saddles rather than on their persons. Both upper and lower silver mounts clearly show their soldered seams. The overall design and workmanship of the silver mountings on this sword are a textbook example of early country metalwork in Spanish Colonial America.
Condition: This rare 'Espada Ancha' is in excellent original condition. The blade displays light wear,appropriate manufacturing marks , and retsains a lovely natural steel patina. The hilt retains its dark untouched patina with dark patinated iron and completely intact silver inlay & mountings having excellent old surface. the horn grip retains original surface with proper aging and deep patina. The scabbard is in fine original condition. the leather with appropriate aging and good stitching, the silver with fine old surface.
This beautiful, impressive, and excellent original example of the historic American Southwest / Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' is a rare example of the best-of-its-type. It woulkd be a prime additioin to any private or public collection.
Dimensions: overall length 47 1/2", blade length 36" , width 1 1/2
SOLD
Description:
An exceptional Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' horseman's sword. The 'Espada Ancha' was a very distinct type of sword which evolved from Iberian prototypes of the 17th and 18th centuries. 'Espada Ancha' swords were produced exclusively by Spanish colonial craftsmen in what is now the American Southwest and Mexico from the last decades of the seventeenth century well into the nineteenth century. 'Espada Anchas' were 'The' sword of soldiers, officials, rancheros, and high ranking civilians.
For information and illustrations of 'Espada Ancha' swords please see, "Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821", by Brinkerhoff & Chamberlain, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg,PA, 1972, pp 74-77.
Early 'Espada Anchas' featured long blades of Spanish broadsword form intended for use by mounted men. Around the middle of the eighteenth century the long blades began to go out of fashion and many 'Espaada Anchas' had their blades cut down and re-worked into the short-sword form usually seen in collections today. Due to continuous usage in often difficult circumstances, good 'Espada Anchas' are quite scarce. Early long bladed examples, especially deluxe silver mounted examples are rare, especially when accopmanied by their original silver mounted scabbards.
This extraordinary 'Espada Ancha' retains both its original double edge 36" blade and its original silver mounted scabbard. The blade has excellent form and fine balance. it is of fine quality however its lack of decoration and evidence of hand forging and finishing indicate it was created in the New World in the 1740-1760 period.
This sword's hand forged iron hilt is of classic 'Espada Ancha' form. Its large scallop form guard is overlaid in heavy silver. The knuckle guard is of classic form convex on the right side with silver wide headed rivets and decorative filed notches at corners and in the center . The reverse side is flat displaying the inner ends of the silver rivets.The upper cross guard finial ends in a stylized snake's head with silver rivet 'eye'. The flat pommel is octagonal in form. The sword has a well proportioned silver mounted octagonal horn grip.
This 'Espada Ancha' remarkably retains its original silver mounted leather scabbard. The upper silver mount retains the original heavy silver mounting fitting - 'Espada Ancha' swords, especially long bladed types, were mounted on their owner's saddles rather than on their persons. Both upper and lower silver mounts clearly show their soldered seams. The overall design and workmanship of the silver mountings on this sword are a textbook example of early country metalwork in Spanish Colonial America.
Condition: This rare 'Espada Ancha' is in excellent original condition. The blade displays light wear,appropriate manufacturing marks , and retsains a lovely natural steel patina. The hilt retains its dark untouched patina with dark patinated iron and completely intact silver inlay & mountings having excellent old surface. the horn grip retains original surface with proper aging and deep patina. The scabbard is in fine original condition. the leather with appropriate aging and good stitching, the silver with fine old surface.
This beautiful, impressive, and excellent original example of the historic American Southwest / Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' is a rare example of the best-of-its-type. It woulkd be a prime additioin to any private or public collection.
Dimensions: overall length 47 1/2", blade length 36" , width 1 1/2
SOLD
Guns International #: 101387710
Guns International #: 101387710
Category - Knives - Military Non US
- Knives - Military US
Seller's Information
When emailing or calling sellers direct,
please mention that you saw their listing on GunsInternational.com
Seller: A & A Gaines Antiques
Member Since: 11/2/08
State:
Rhode Island
Zip: 02840
Country: United States
Phone:
(401) 846-0538
Active Listings: 0
Total Listings: 66
Seller Type: Private Seller
Return Policy: 3 day inspection and return policy on used guns and accessories.
3 days
3 days
Payment Methods: USPS Postal Money Order or Bank Check
Exceptional Spanish Colonial Silver Mounted Espapda Ancha Sword
Southwest /Mexico
Description:
An exceptional Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' horseman's sword. The 'Espada Ancha' was a very distinct type of sword which evolved from Iberian prototypes of the 17th and 18th centuries. 'Espada Ancha' swords were produced exclusively by Spanish colonial craftsmen in what is now the American Southwest and Mexico from the last decades of the seventeenth century well into the nineteenth century. 'Espada Anchas' were 'The' sword of soldiers, officials, rancheros, and high ranking civilians.
For information and illustrations of 'Espada Ancha' swords please see, "Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821", by Brinkerhoff & Chamberlain, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg,PA, 1972, pp 74-77.
Early 'Espada Anchas' featured long blades of Spanish broadsword form intended for use by mounted men. Around the middle of the eighteenth century the long blades began to go out of fashion and many 'Espaada Anchas' had their blades cut down and re-worked into the short-sword form usually seen in collections today. Due to continuous usage in often difficult circumstances, good 'Espada Anchas' are quite scarce. Early long bladed examples, especially deluxe silver mounted examples are rare, especially when accopmanied by their original silver mounted scabbards.
This extraordinary 'Espada Ancha' retains both its original double edge 36" blade and its original silver mounted scabbard. The blade has excellent form and fine balance. it is of fine quality however its lack of decoration and evidence of hand forging and finishing indicate it was created in the New World in the 1740-1760 period.
This sword's hand forged iron hilt is of classic 'Espada Ancha' form. Its large scallop form guard is overlaid in heavy silver. The knuckle guard is of classic form convex on the right side with silver wide headed rivets and decorative filed notches at corners and in the center . The reverse side is flat displaying the inner ends of the silver rivets.The upper cross guard finial ends in a stylized snake's head with silver rivet 'eye'. The flat pommel is octagonal in form. The sword has a well proportioned silver mounted octagonal horn grip.
This 'Espada Ancha' remarkably retains its original silver mounted leather scabbard. The upper silver mount retains the original heavy silver mounting fitting - 'Espada Ancha' swords, especially long bladed types, were mounted on their owner's saddles rather than on their persons. Both upper and lower silver mounts clearly show their soldered seams. The overall design and workmanship of the silver mountings on this sword are a textbook example of early country metalwork in Spanish Colonial America.
Condition: This rare 'Espada Ancha' is in excellent original condition. The blade displays light wear,appropriate manufacturing marks , and retsains a lovely natural steel patina. The hilt retains its dark untouched patina with dark patinated iron and completely intact silver inlay & mountings having excellent old surface. the horn grip retains original surface with proper aging and deep patina. The scabbard is in fine original condition. the leather with appropriate aging and good stitching, the silver with fine old surface.
This beautiful, impressive, and excellent original example of the historic American Southwest / Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' is a rare example of the best-of-its-type. It woulkd be a prime additioin to any private or public collection.
Dimensions: overall length 47 1/2", blade length 36" , width 1 1/2
SOLD
Description:
An exceptional Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' horseman's sword. The 'Espada Ancha' was a very distinct type of sword which evolved from Iberian prototypes of the 17th and 18th centuries. 'Espada Ancha' swords were produced exclusively by Spanish colonial craftsmen in what is now the American Southwest and Mexico from the last decades of the seventeenth century well into the nineteenth century. 'Espada Anchas' were 'The' sword of soldiers, officials, rancheros, and high ranking civilians.
For information and illustrations of 'Espada Ancha' swords please see, "Spanish Military Weapons in Colonial America 1700-1821", by Brinkerhoff & Chamberlain, Stackpole Books, Harrisburg,PA, 1972, pp 74-77.
Early 'Espada Anchas' featured long blades of Spanish broadsword form intended for use by mounted men. Around the middle of the eighteenth century the long blades began to go out of fashion and many 'Espaada Anchas' had their blades cut down and re-worked into the short-sword form usually seen in collections today. Due to continuous usage in often difficult circumstances, good 'Espada Anchas' are quite scarce. Early long bladed examples, especially deluxe silver mounted examples are rare, especially when accopmanied by their original silver mounted scabbards.
This extraordinary 'Espada Ancha' retains both its original double edge 36" blade and its original silver mounted scabbard. The blade has excellent form and fine balance. it is of fine quality however its lack of decoration and evidence of hand forging and finishing indicate it was created in the New World in the 1740-1760 period.
This sword's hand forged iron hilt is of classic 'Espada Ancha' form. Its large scallop form guard is overlaid in heavy silver. The knuckle guard is of classic form convex on the right side with silver wide headed rivets and decorative filed notches at corners and in the center . The reverse side is flat displaying the inner ends of the silver rivets.The upper cross guard finial ends in a stylized snake's head with silver rivet 'eye'. The flat pommel is octagonal in form. The sword has a well proportioned silver mounted octagonal horn grip.
This 'Espada Ancha' remarkably retains its original silver mounted leather scabbard. The upper silver mount retains the original heavy silver mounting fitting - 'Espada Ancha' swords, especially long bladed types, were mounted on their owner's saddles rather than on their persons. Both upper and lower silver mounts clearly show their soldered seams. The overall design and workmanship of the silver mountings on this sword are a textbook example of early country metalwork in Spanish Colonial America.
Condition: This rare 'Espada Ancha' is in excellent original condition. The blade displays light wear,appropriate manufacturing marks , and retsains a lovely natural steel patina. The hilt retains its dark untouched patina with dark patinated iron and completely intact silver inlay & mountings having excellent old surface. the horn grip retains original surface with proper aging and deep patina. The scabbard is in fine original condition. the leather with appropriate aging and good stitching, the silver with fine old surface.
This beautiful, impressive, and excellent original example of the historic American Southwest / Spanish Colonial 'Espada Ancha' is a rare example of the best-of-its-type. It woulkd be a prime additioin to any private or public collection.
Dimensions: overall length 47 1/2", blade length 36" , width 1 1/2
SOLD
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