10-04022 Capistrano Swallow Bell - El Camino Real

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10-04022 Capistrano Swallow Bell - El Camino RealA brass swallow mounted to the top of a 2" x 2" El Camino Real bell. The bell reads "El Camino Real" on the base and also the dates of 1769 and 1906. 1769 is the date of the first mission in San Diego and 1906 is the date that the first guidepost bell was installed in front of the Old Plaza Church in downtown Los Angeles. 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

They even forget to mention Junipero Serra founded his first California mission in Baja California

A Swallow Bell mounted to a round base typically used as a Service Award or Trophy

that of few American structures

The Bells of Capistrano is filled with wonderful illustrations amid poetry showcasing the era of the Spanish Missions in California

Square ceramic tile with an original image of Mission Nuestra Senora de la Soledad (Soledad)

A Tale of the Spanish Days in California At San Diego 1st Edition

soft cover: 139 pages

and in these establishments the devoted followers of

Square ceramic tile with an original image of Mission San Antonio de Padua (San Antonio)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

materials of construction and ethnic significance

Publisher: Garden City Publishing Co

Aptos soon becomes Father Serra's friend and helper

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