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midelburgo · 11th March 2019, 05:21 PM

Thank you Kubur.

This entry from a WW1 forum makes thinks a bit more clear:

http://lagrandeguerre.1fr1.net/t79229-spahis

Now, I wonder how the surplus stirrups ended up in Calatayud?

For the captions:
Etiquette: "Etriers de Moha ou Hassan el Zaiani tué le 13 Novembre 1914; pris dans sa tente par le moghazni Omar el Zaiani et donné au Cne Ract-Brancaz blessé dans la matinée.

Then, there could be an Italian connection from North Africa to Ottoman?
https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/32232
The ones at the bottom are said to be Milanese XVIth century.

11th March 2019, 05:21 PM	#11
midelburgo Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 248	Thank you Kubur. This entry from a WW1 forum makes thinks a bit more clear: http://lagrandeguerre.1fr1.net/t79229-spahis Now, I wonder how the surplus stirrups ended up in Calatayud? For the captions: Etiquette: "Etriers de Moha ou Hassan el Zaiani tué le 13 Novembre 1914; pris dans sa tente par le moghazni Omar el Zaiani et donné au Cne Ract-Brancaz blessé dans la matinée. Then, there could be an Italian connection from North Africa to Ottoman? https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/32232 The ones at the bottom are said to be Milanese XVIth century. Attached Images Last edited by midelburgo; 11th March 2019 at 05:57 PM.