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The arts and crafts of older Spain (1907)

Williams, Leonard, b. 1871 · London : T.N. Foulis · leaf 346

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the National Museumof Artillery. The smaller ox gineta sword - is handsomer and ^ Las Pinturas de la Alhambra, P- i5- 2 The Count of Valencia de Don Juan states that seven Hispano-Moresque gineta swords are known to exist to-day : the one whichis here described, and those belonging to the Marquises… … MOORISH SWORD (Hilt and upper part of sheath) ARMS more important than the large estoque. Thecrossbars, as we find so often in weapons of thischaracter and date, are bent abruptly down, andthen curve up in a design of dragons heads—thewell-known emblem of the Nasrite sultans ofGranada. Part of the…

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