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This Spanish style cross was named for the sixteenth century explorer Francisco Vazquez de Coronado who searched the American Southwest for the treasure-laden Seven Cities of Cibola.
This reproduction is cast in a pewter alloy, plated in brass and aged by hand using both enamel and acylic paint. The cross measures about 8" x 6" (21cm x 16cm), is 3/4" (2cm) thick and weighs over two pounds.
This photo is copyright, Indy Magnoli.
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