Each blade measures 28" in length and about 7/8" at the base. The tips are pointed and the blades have a sharp edge from the point until about 7.25" down the length of the blade. Beginning about 9.25" above the base of the blades, there is engraving that is typically seen on Spanish Toledo swords. The engraving on one sword includes the "Toledo" stamp. Other than some light age-related wear, the blades retain most of their original mirror-like quality. The hilt measures 7.5" in length and 7.5" at the widest part. The hilt has a hammered metal protective sheath which would cover the hand. and also features the typical Spanish Toledo engraving. The medallions on each sheath are slightly different. These sheaths may be slightly bent and the metal is lightly scuffed due to age and storage. Each sword has a corresponding leather scabbard with a 3.375" metal casing at the tip and another 3.375" casing at the base. Both have the Spanish Toledo engraving. The casing at the base has a knob which would attach the scabbard to someone's clothing. The leather shows some light age-related wear in a few areas, but is in excellent condition overall.

I acquired these at a yard sale, but do not know the previous history.