Original Spanish-American War Spanish Army "Knapsack Flag" for Zapadores Minadores De Baleres “Sapper” Regiment - Fought in Cuba - 27 x 30½” Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage measuring 63 inches in overall

measuring 63 inches in overall length and weighing in at about 71lbs

This is a stunning example of a Civil War Union Officer’s Hat worn by a member of the 11th Corps during the war

and there is also a chunk of wood missing just to the front of the lock

with the original nickel plating almost 100%

By 1879 use of swords by cavalry was already well on the way out

Original Spanish-American War Spanish Army "Knapsack Flag" for Zapadores Minadores De Baleres “Sapper” Regiment - Fought in Cuba - 27 x 30½” Category_MG 34 Ammo Storage measuring 63 inches in overallOriginal Item: Only One Available. Here we have a great example of a rare Spanish "Knapsack flag", dating from the Spanish American war era. It measures a very displayable 27" x 30", and is of light canvas construction, with it being mostly Red with black stripes. In the center is a Spanish castle meant to indicate sappers, engineers, and miners. Surrounding it is the following text: CIA DE ZAPADORES MINADORES DE BALEARES Which translates to: Company