It reads that the cannon was captured in Santiago, Cuba. Debora
Found on the internet: Maestre de Campo: Leader of the Army appointed by the Monarch, commands all regiments Sargento mayor: Second in command...
I'm surprised that there's no expert in Spanish Colonial canons who could easily provide information. Here's information from wikipedia.org...
That really is a puzzle. So, the internet says that Sargento Mayors were important ranks. I see a line has been transcribed as "DEL SARGENTO...
How wonderful to have had such a talented father and thank you for sharing information about him. We'd love to see an example of his later work...
Well, if glued in question about worth frame/unframed resolved, no? Debora
Yikes!!! indeed! Debora
They look home framed. And I think you'd have to ascertain they're genuine and not reproductions. Deora
Or... The anti-suffragettes wore red roses. Debora [ATTACH]
I think he's a little shepherd as this one is also described. Debora [ATTACH]
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Oh, I certainly agree re attribution! But similars do provide one path forward. Debora
I'd think part of a parade costume too. And Remembrance Day poppy a very real possibility. Well done!...
A Google Lens search will brings up similars. Debora
As you don't give size, hard to determine exact usage but... It appears to be a little decorative dish produced to commemorate Edward VII's...
It is a sweet subject. The one in the eBay link is the same though of somewhat higher quality. Debora [ATTACH]
Ni idea what the translation means. But agree odd. Perhaps it refers to Mayan culture. Debora
Very Brigitte Bardot. Debora
Now that's an unusual thing. No marks? Debora
I think this provides details of the process (if you're interested.) https://patents.google.com/patent/US123247A/en Debora
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