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3719
Hello, I think someone brought up this topic a while back, but I wonder if anyone makes a Spanish flag appropriate for military use, circa 1775. This would be...
drickman1
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Sep 1, 2004
5:24 pm
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ONE OF OUR SB TRUST BOARD MEMBERS IS A VEXIOLOGIST, AND CAN PROBABLY HELP WITH THIS. JERRY JACKMAN...
Jarrell Jackman
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Sep 1, 2004
9:06 pm
3721
Hello Jerry, I didn't know you were a member. Good to hear from you. I'd appreciate any help your board member could give me, especially if he or she could...
drickman1
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Sep 1, 2004
9:35 pm
3722
A lot of flags, where made of wool bunting, and you can still get wool bunting for historically made flags, even though it cost about 35.00 a yard. I do not...
Richard Greggory Grant
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Sep 1, 2004
11:45 pm
3723
David - I just read it again, somewhere on the internet, that the cavalry flags were red, with the coat of arms centered. That infantry were either white, as...
Robert A Stevens
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Sep 2, 2004
12:51 am
3724
And while you guys are at it...I've noticed the CA reenactors use the red and gold flag of Spain. I thought that was an ensign and didn't become the Spanish ...
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catalonian1
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Sep 2, 2004
2:59 am
3725
I will check a place in San Pedro that sells flags to see if they have the correct flag. If so, I will tell you how much this week. bob smith, los pobladores...
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Sep 2, 2004
5:26 am
3726
Dr. Jack Williams prepared a manuscript in August of 1994 entitled: Presidio Flags and Flagpoles Used in Colonial California and Northern New Spain: An...
Michael Hardwick
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Sep 2, 2004
2:35 pm
3727
Michael is right. The only genuine painting of a flag flying in a Presidio is the one at Nutka and it is the Royal Naval flag, red with a yellow stripe and the...
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Sep 2, 2004
3:46 pm
3728
Seem to recall reading somewhere that Spanish colonial coastal fortifications and presidios flew the Naval (Armada) Ensign, whereas the presidios located in...
Stephen Siemsen
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Sep 2, 2004
7:53 pm
3729
Today, I picked up a Cross of Burgundy Flag today at $10.00, with the Crown and 3 Lions above the red stripes in San Pedro, CA. Red lines are diagonial with...
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Sep 3, 2004
3:49 am
3730
Hola! My purpose in asking the question originally was to see if anyone made a decent copy of the kind of flag Anza carried with him to California. The...
drickman1
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Sep 3, 2004
3:08 pm
3731
David, Have you checked with Don Garate at Tumacacori Mission? He is the capo de capo of all the Anzoids. He has published the book on Anza the senior and is...
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catalonian1
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Sep 3, 2004
3:17 pm
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This makes sense. The California presidios probably all flew the naval flag since they were not inland. Remember that except for Santa barbara, the presidios...
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Sep 3, 2004
6:20 pm
3733
This sounds like the coastal flag to me. Foreigners in ships would see this flag. This was also not the ornate or complete royal arms, but a simplified one ...
Stephen Siemsen
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Sep 3, 2004
7:15 pm
3734
Hola Carlos, Jack Williams in his critique of my sketches said nothing about the flag but said that I should show the Tubac presidio pennant. Here is what he...
drickman1
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Sep 3, 2004
7:22 pm
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Dave: I am very excited about this painting you are doing. Is there any chance you will do a press run of large format version? I am sure that many Anza party...
Lance Beeson
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Sep 4, 2004
5:18 pm
3736
Hello Lance, Well, that is not up to me. When I signed the contract, I signed away all my intellectual property rights to the artwork. I'm afraid Uncle Sam...
drickman1
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Sep 5, 2004
12:01 am
3737
David: My name is Terri and I am a ranger at Tubac Presidio. It has come to my attention that you are interested in replicating the flag Anza had with him....
Terri Leverton
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Sep 5, 2004
11:20 pm
3738
Does anyone here know anything about this cloth as in what composition, weave, thickness, etc? I'm fairly certain it's wool, but was it 100% wool, or jean or...
tmdphil
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Sep 6, 2004
4:02 am
3739
Hello Terri, Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. Can you also give me its dimensions. My e-mail address is: david.rickman@..., in case you...
drickman1
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Sep 6, 2004
9:01 pm
3740
Hola, I have pondered this question a good bit lately, because in various regulations for the soldados de cuera, queretaro cloth is used when describing the...
drickman1
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Sep 6, 2004
9:20 pm
3741
Hello Mike, I'm afraid I don't feel quite comfortable attributing these cavalry standards to 18th century presidial troops. My main concern is the source for...
drickman1
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Sep 7, 2004
3:20 pm
3742
SPAIN'S LEGACY IN THE PACIFIC A Conference to be held in San Diego, California 23-26 September 2004 The Maritime Museum of San Diego, the Cabrillo National...
Ed St.Germain
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Sep 8, 2004
2:39 am
3743
Hello Ed and all members,on seeing your subject heading,I could hardly contain my self,and on reading through the message,and seeing there was a guest...
John Cowan
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Sep 8, 2004
4:21 am
3744
Hola! It's wonderful having a resource like this to float my questions to. I plan to include the figure of a man playing a guitar in one of my Anza...
drickman1
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Sep 8, 2004
6:58 pm
3745
Hola, I just posted the picture of the guitar player in the Photo section, in a new file "la Musica." It is by Father Ignacio Tirsch, who was in Baja...
drickman1
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Sep 8, 2004
7:06 pm
3746
David: I am curious about the Tirsch painting. Does Tirsch say that he is playing a guitar. Afte briefly looking at the instrument, I see the S scrolls on...
Richard Greggory Grant
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Sep 8, 2004
7:59 pm
3747
looking one more time at the photo, the neck of the instrument has the scroll head of the violin and the "S" cut outs on the body for a violin, the guitar has...
Richard Greggory Grant
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Sep 8, 2004
8:02 pm
3748
At first I looked up the jarana, mandolin, or requinto as a possibilty. Or some variation thereon. But then I noticed the wood at the bottom of the body ­...
Roberta H Martinez
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Sep 8, 2004
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