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

they kept up with military development

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

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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