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571 - HOLY SEE / SPAIN – KNIGHT’S BICORNE HAT of the EQUESTRIAN OR…
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Estimate €175
Description
HOLY SEE / SPAIN – KNIGHT’S BICORNE HAT of the EQUESTRIAN ORDER of the HOLY SEPULCHRE of JERUSALEM ( * ) circa 1880 / 1900 – made of black felt with two horns, the tips finished with a 7-strand gold canetille. Entirely edged with a 4 cm wide gold passementerie braid featuring the motif of the Cross of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. The front is adorned with a 9 cm red silk cockade and a double braid of 4 strands (2 twisted in the centre), 3 cm wide x 2, in gold thread. A chain links the two sides of the hat, fastened with two buttons featuring the Cross of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. - Lined in black leather and blue-grey fabric, with markings bearing the hatmaker’s name “Victor Moseno Major 4-24 MADRID” (on the fabric and embossed around the edge of the leather) – There is also a handwritten label on the base of the bicorne bearing the owner’s name: “De la Roiva Romero de Aragon”. In good condition in its original shaped cardboard transport box. Length: 42 cm – width: 17.5 cm – height: 17 cm. ( * ) A religious order of chivalry under papal jurisdiction, inspired by the Crusades. Re-established in 1847 by a papal decree of Pius IX, who thus sought to unify the missionary forces in the Near East and re-establish the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem to assist the Christian community settled in the Holy Land (now the territories of Israel, Palestine, Jordan and Cyprus). It currently comprises 54 lieutenantcies spread across 26 countries.
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