More custom scroll work leads to The Eagle on the Coat of Arms that is shown on the modern Mexican flag and shows an eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake, This is followed by depictions of the various artillery used in the 11-year and 11-day Mexican War of Independence.
On the top of the slide is a portrait of Itribute in uniform and the text “Agustin De Mexico” has been engraved around the ejection port. The area in front of the rear sight depicts the original Bell used by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla when he gave his call to arms aka Grito de Dolores (Translation: Cry of Dolores) that triggered the Mexican War of Independence. Today this Bell sits in a position of honor atop of the Balcony of the National Palace in Mexico City.
To finish off this custom gun the frame, slide, barrel, and hardware are all high polished and features silver plating of select areas of the slide and hardware components. This historical masterpiece is made complete with Pearlite grips sporting an emblem of the iconic Rampant Colt in silver.
This historically significant war was fought for 11 years and 11 days. It ended 200 years ago on September 27th, 1821, when Agustín De Iturbide, a Commanding General and Conservative Politian, led Ejército Trigarante or Ejército de las Tres Garantías (Translation: The Army of the Three Guarantees) in vanquishing the Spanish from ruling over the Mexican native lands. Then on September 28th, 1821, Iturbide was first to sign Mexico’s Declaration of Independence. That same year he was proclaimed the First President of the Regency, and shortly after he was declared the First Emperor of Mexico.
Each pistol will include a special engraved edition number and will be accompanied with a replica reproduction of Mexico’s Declaration of Independence.
Details on the left side of the gun’s slide includes beautiful custom scroll pattern that frames a dramatic depiction of Iturbide leading the Army of the Three Guarantees on horseback into Mexico City after their victory. Engraved on the frame under this art, are the words “Ejercito Imperial de las Tres Garantias” (Translation: Imperial Army of the Three Guarantees), behind the slides rear serration is the shield of the House of Iturbide.
More custom scroll work leads to The Eagle on the Coat of Arms that is shown on the modern Mexican flag and shows an eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake, This is followed by depictions of the various artillery used in the 11-year and 11-day Mexican War of Independence.
On the top of the slide is a portrait of Itribute in uniform and the text “Agustin De Mexico” has been engraved around the ejection port. The area in front of the rear sight depicts the original Bell used by Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla when he gave his call to arms aka Grito de Dolores (Translation: Cry of Dolores) that triggered the Mexican War of Independence. Today this Bell sits in a position of honor atop of the Balcony of the National Palace in Mexico City.
To finish off this custom gun the frame, slide, barrel, and hardware are all high polished and features silver plating of select areas of the slide and hardware components. This historical masterpiece is made complete with Pearlite grips sporting an emblem of the iconic Rampant Colt in silver.
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