10-04007 Capistrano Swallow Bell - San Juan Capistrano

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10-04007 Capistrano Swallow Bell - San Juan CapistranoA brass swallow mounted to the top of a 2"x2" bell. The bell reads "Mission San Juan Capistrano" on the base and "1776" on the body indicating the founding date of Mission San Juan Capistrano. The swallow is a symbol of the miracle of the Swallows of Capistrano which takes place each year on March 19 (St. Josephs Day) at Mission San Juan Capistrano. Swallows migrate 6,000 miles from Goya, Argentina to San Juan Capistrano in large groups. The town of

These 6” x 6” ceramic tiles are all original art designs which are individually hand painted then kiln "fired" to 1800 degrees until the vivid

Inscription on the base reads "El Camino Real"

This bell is a miniature replica of the full-size Guidepost Bells installed along the historical El Camino Real which connects the 21 California Missions

A square slate with an original image of Mission San Antonio de Padua (San Antonio) in a stunning and natural presentation

Square ceramic tile with an original image of Mission San Francisco de Asis (Dolores)These 6” x 6” ceramic tiles are all original art designs which are individually hand painted then kiln "fired" to 1800 degrees until the vivid

The original cross measures 5 feet tall and this replica measures 14

soft cover: 144 pagesISBN: 978-1-467547642Publisher: M&E BOOKSLanguage: EnglishCondition: New Note from the AuthorThis was the first historical account of the actual way the California missions were founded

a tradition that has been celebrated since the early 1930s

Square ceramic tile with an original image of Mission San Jose (San Jose)These 6” x 6” ceramic tiles are all original art designs which are individually hand painted then kiln "fired" to 1800 degrees until the vivid

in sheltering

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and booklets about the missions

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