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The image shows a display case containing two swords and their sheaths. The top sword, black with gold accents, is described on a nearby sign as a replica of the sword and sheath given by the Liberator (likely Simon Bolivar) to Rafael Urdaneta. The bottom sword, primarily silver in color, is described as belonging to General and Chief Francisco de Miranda. The display notes it was forged, engraved, assembled, and tooled from steel, silver-plated metal, brass, and leather in the 19th century. The location of the display is the Museo Bolivarianos in Caracas, Venezuela. The reflection of a person taking a photo can be seen in the glass of the display case.
Carmen

May 24, 2026, 6:57 PM

Caracas, Venezuela

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The image shows a display case containing two swords and their sheaths. The top sword, black with gold accents, is described on a nearby sign as a replica of the sword and sheath given by the Liberator (likely Simon Bolivar) to Rafael Urdaneta. The bottom sword, primarily silver in color, is described as belonging to General and Chief Francisco de Miranda. The display notes it was forged, engraved, assembled, and tooled from steel, silver-plated metal, brass, and leather in the 19th century. The location of the display is the Museo Bolivarianos in Caracas, Venezuela. The reflection of a person taking a photo can be seen in the glass of the display case.

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