This group exists to assist Spanish Colonial and Mexican military and civilian historical interpreters to converse with each other and discuss upcoming events and issues.
Some of our websites can be found at Soldados site. We maintain a set of links on the Open Directory Project for Spanish Colonial and Mexican Era interpreters, including great locations where you might find us, and links for music and dancing of the era. New categories will be added as time allows.
Please check out our other links in the Bookmarks section of this listserv.
Let's see, a museum in Spain. So the abuse, neglect and vandalism could have involved at least the Spanish Civil War and possibly the effects of a repressive
Indeed the Madrid Cuera has no pocket flaps, but it is noticably cleaner in the areas pocket flaps would have occupied. I maintain the minority opinion they
Hi Rick, Could you find the reference and change the name and the description in the photos section? iv Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry ... From:
It was gamuza, which translates almost exactly as chamois. Almost, but not quite exactly. The same word was used to describe the leather used for cueras. But