Yes they are two different Sabers. I was replying to the Soldado who wanted to know if such a saber would be proper for 1840's and I want to give him options...
My apologies. I didn't put two and two together. And as for the 1728 sword, you can put me down on the list of supporters (i.e., confirmed buyer once the...
To: 1740garrison@yahoogroups.com From: daviswalker@... Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2009 11:40:55 +0000 Subject: [1740garrison] San Juan 1797 Event Website To all our...
David Scroggins has finished the prototype boxes. I own 10 Scroggins cartridge boxes of various areas and this is absolutely the best work I've seen him do....
Great news, Charlie! We can never have enough sources for our equipment. Forgive the hijacking of this thread, but . . . This reminds me, did we ever settle...
Hello Zieg, I think what I told you earlier was that there was no regulation cartridge carrier for soldados de cuera in the mid-18th century. There are at...
David, That’s my memory of the conversation, too. I’m leaning towards the saddlebags or the pockets, personally. Zieg Eric Paul Ziegler Double E Farm ...
Soldados, I just got an order from Dixie Gun Works and In the package is the little newspaper with new items and specials. WHAT did I find on page 15? A...
At a quick glance it looks like the 1752 musket. The French-style lock was characteristic of that weapon. It's not on the Pedersoli website, so either it's...
I'd call it a 1752 model as well, though I'm not really up on all the Spanish muskets either, being that my interest lies in the Mexican era campaigns where...
Hi, I would call it a 1757 Spanish replica since it uses brass hardware and the ramrod is metal. The 1752 was the same basic design but did not use brass and...
This is the 1757(the 1752 had a wooden rammer), but the cock and barrel bands aren't correct. One of our Garrison had spoken to Pedersoli directly about making...
Rick Collins
rickc@...
Nov 4, 2009 2:16 pm
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Amigos Took a look at the 1757 Spanish musket by Pedersolli. It is evidently a high quality weapon. However, its hammer is incorrect, as it is that of a late...
This is from a fellow reenactor, in the 1598 group that I belong to. He would like to make a correct flag for our time period, and he asked me to pass along...
... I'd also suggest : */Tailor's Pattern Book 1589/* by Juan De Alcega, Jean Pain (Translator), Cecilia Bainton (Translator), j Nevinson, Juan de Alcega ...
Also working on the "Flags of Ponce de Leon" project with Tim down here in Florida, let me suggest, Anthony, the following resources: "Banderas de Espana" by...
You are invited to participate in a Re-enactment of Anza, crossing the Santa Ana River on Saturday, April 17, 2010, at a Park dedicated to the Crossing near...
Steve, Is this a De Anza Trail event with NPS support? And will there be a mounted contingent from the trail riders association? Bob ... From: Steve Clugston...
I wasn¹t, but do you think we should? Jarrell C. Jackman, Ph.D. Executive Director Santa Barbara Trust for Historic Preservation 123 East Canon Perdido Street...
Jarrell Jackman
docjj@...
Nov 10, 2009 7:58 pm
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Hello Dr. Jackman,    Yes, I think it would be a good idea. The NPS has materials and a temporary booth/awning that they set up. I've worked with them...
This event (Anza's Crossing of the Santa Ana) is being sponsored by the County of Riverside Parks & Rec. Dept. The NPS is also welcome, of course, and we are...
It is going to be a good one! This is by far the best event site and best event I have ever been to and the event will be run by two of my best friends who...
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