Ethnographic Arms & Armour - View Single Post - Recently Acquired Espada Ancha for Comment

Belizechopper · 15th January 2017, 08:36 PM

It is great to see another bone grip espada ancha with the forward quillions. The finger loop style I believe are more South American as I do not see them in Mexico or Central America so much. The cutlass style in the bottom of the photo I believe is middle to late 19th and is more Caribbean than Mexican as there are a few examples with Fedderson, Willink Co. blades and the grips have a distinct Cubano flare. I do love these Spanish Colonial blades and the more I see the more distinct the different hilt styles and blades styles become.Eric

Sorry my photos were to large and did not load. My apologies

15th January 2017, 08:36 PM	#14
Belizechopper Member Join Date: Dec 2013 Posts: 10	Bone grip espada It is great to see another bone grip espada ancha with the forward quillions. The finger loop style I believe are more South American as I do not see them in Mexico or Central America so much. The cutlass style in the bottom of the photo I believe is middle to late 19th and is more Caribbean than Mexican as there are a few examples with Fedderson, Willink Co. blades and the grips have a distinct Cubano flare. I do love these Spanish Colonial blades and the more I see the more distinct the different hilt styles and blades styles become.Eric Sorry my photos were to large and did not load. My apologies Last edited by Belizechopper; 15th January 2017 at 09:12 PM.