Colada del Cid Sword (M386)

Colada del Cid Sword Deluxe Engraved Edition  

Both swords (the Colada on this page, and the Tizona on this page) belonged to the Castilian knight Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, known as "El Cid Campeador" in the XI century.
He was the prototype of the knight and loyal vassal who took part with his King Alfonso VI in the conquest of Toledo. 
Subsequently he conquered the city and kingdom of Valencia to the moors.

Engraved on the blade is, "Yo Soy La Colada Fue Fecha En Era de Hice Trinia" (I am the Colada dated in the era of the trinity)

Specifications:
Height: 40 inches
Handle Material: Silver fittings and Silver
wire wrapped grip
Special uniquely engraved blade 

From Marto

List Price - $264
Our Price - $180

40" Colada del Cid Bronze (M8604)

Specifications: Height: 40 inches Handle Material: Bronze fittings and Bronze wire wrapped grip  From Marto List Price - $126 Our Price - Retired