Original Spanish-American War Spanish Army Regimiento de Cazadores No. 14 Knapsack Flag - Defended Cuba During War at Guantánamo Bay & Battle of Cuzco Well - 31 x 35” Medals Some of the fold marks

Some of the fold marks are very rough

This is the first example of any type of edged weapon that we have had from this maker

Type D-3 leather gloves and inserts

39 (May 1939)

with Olympia-Stadion (Olympic Stadium) at the bottom

Original Spanish-American War Spanish Army Regimiento de Cazadores No. 14 Knapsack Flag - Defended Cuba During War at Guantánamo Bay & Battle of Cuzco Well - 31 x 35” Medals Some of the fold marksOriginal 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 31" x 35", and is of light canvas construction, with the Red, Yellow, and Red stripes of the Spanish national flag. In the center is a variation of the Spanish coat of arms. Surrounding it is the text: BATALLON CAZADORES DE ESTELLA NO 14. This refers to Regimiento de Cazadores n. 14