This Spanish Military Academy Officer Cadet Dagger, Model 1940, is a well-preserved example of Spanish military tradition. The blunt steel blade bears the "ARTILLERÍA TOLEDO" inscription, referencing the historic Toledo weapons industry, along with the factory’s coat of arms. The white grip, wrapped in original twisted wire, is complemented by a crossguard featuring embossed lions' heads and a Spanish coat of arms.

The original brass scabbard remains intact, adorned with hand-engraved vegetal motifs, retaining its rings and carrying chains. This dagger was an essential part of Spanish military academy dress uniforms. It represents Spain’s long-standing tradition of fine blade craftsmanship.

Specifications:

• Metals: Steel blade; bronze and ivory hilt; bronze sheath
• Origin: Spain
• Period: 1930's - 1940's
• Dimensions: Blade Length: 14.57 in / 37 cm. Total Length: 19.7 in / 37 cm
• Provenance: A Reputable Dealer of Militaria

Condition:

Very Good/Fine – Shows light to moderate wear, may have minor imperfections. A very fine example of the collectible. Collector Quality.

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