1930's Mexican Sarape, Serape, Ing. Manuel J. Zevada
Peso Priced Item. Manuel Zevada was Mexico's Secretary of Commerce when President Lazaro Cardenas nationalized the oil fields in Mexico (1938). In 1941 it was Zevada's task to determine which company got how much for their oil fields and plants (He had been elevated to a higher office in Mexico by the new Pres. Alvaro Camacho). The story goes that the Rockefellers (Standard Oil) got the largest payout even though they owned one of the smallest amounts of Mexican Oil. Go Figure!! .. Well this serape was at some point given to Zevada with his name and title as ING. (Civil Engineer) woven into it. It is in good condition, but not perfect. Measures 87" long and 45" wide. Wool and linen.
Delivery/Returns - Entregas/Devoluciones
Free delivery around the Lake Chapala area for combined purchases of $4000 pesos or more. We accept returns up to 7 days after the sale unless the items are sale priced, sorry, no returns on sale items. We previously delivered to Guadalajara for free but we no longer offer that service.
Entrega gratis en toda la zona del Lago de Chapala por compras mayor de $4000 pesos. Aceptamos devoluciones hasta 7 días después de la venta a menos que los artículos tengan un precio de oferta, lo sentimos, no aceptamos devoluciones de artículos en oferta. Anteriormente hacíamos envíos gratis a Guadalajara pero ya no ofrecemos ese servicio.