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Swallows

Swallow themed products celebrating the history and tradition of the Swallows Returning to Capistrano. The miracle of the “Swallows of Capistrano" takes place each year at the Mission San Juan Capistrano, on March 19, St. Joseph’s Day as they return from Argentina to the Jewel of the Missions in San Juan Capistrano.

After the summer spent within the sheltered walls of the Old Mission in San Juan Capistrano, the swallows take flight again, and on the Day of San Juan, October 23, they leave after circling the Mission and bidding farewell.

 

A brass swallow mounted to the top of a 2"x2" bell. The bell reads "Mission San Juan Capistrano" on the base and "1776" on the body indicating the founding date of Mission San Juan Capistrano.

10-04007 Capistrano Swallow Bell - San Juan Capistrano

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A brass swallow mounted to the top of a 2" x 2" bell. The bell reads "El Camino Real" on the base.

10-04022 Capistrano Swallow Bell - El Camino Real

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Ceramic tile with original art image of Mission San Juan Capistrano Swallow hand painted & kiln fired creating vivid, jewel-like colors. American made, hand crafted tile has a hardboard backing making it suitable as a trivet, original wall art or without the backing, combine several to form a tile mosaic back splash.

10-10023 California Mission Tile - 6" x 6" - Capistrano Swallow

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Square Aluminum Magnet with rounded corners and the Original "Swallow Crossing" image from the return of the swallows at Mission San Juan Capistrano.

10-14024 Swallow Crossing Magnet 3" x 3"

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A brass Mission San Juan Capistrano Swallow in aged brass with a magnet. 2.5" x 2". The swallow is a symbol of the miracle of the Swallows of Capistrano which takes place each year on March 19 (St. Joseph’s Day) at Mission San Juan Capistrano. Swallows migrate 6,000 miles from Goya, Argentina to San Juan Capistrano in large groups. The town of San Juan Capistrano welcomes visitors from all parts of the world to witness the return of the swallows, a tradition that has been celebrated since the early 1930s.

10-17030 Capistrano Swallow Magnet - Aged Brass

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A brass Mission San Juan Capistrano Swallow in silver brass with a magnet. 2.5" x 2". The swallow is a symbol of the miracle of the Swallows of Capistrano which takes place each year on March 19 (St. Joseph’s Day)

10-17031 Capistrano Swallow Magnet - Silver Brass

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Capistrano Garden Swallow - A brass swallow mounted to an 18" long brass rod for use in a garden or potted plant. The rod can be cut to size for your specific application.

10-18007 Capistrano Garden Swallow

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Trophy, Swallow Bell, Round

Swallow Bell Trophy - Round Base

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Trophy, Swallow

Swallow Trophy - Square Base

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