Insufficient arms and ammunition was a challenge in fighting the Spanish Army, who, with their long arms and other superior weapons, seemed invincible. Historical accounts indicate that the Filipinos were indeed poorly armed. If these things could talk it would be amazing since it would bring life to how Filipino revolutionists fought the well-equipped Spanish army. Aguinaldo donated to the national government in 1963 and ever since they were made accessible for viewing by the public, they have generated a lot of interests especially among the young visitors. The collection is part of the estate Gen. These include kris and knives donated by Sultan Kiram of Sulu, father of Princess Tarhata, during the revolution, shotgun bullets, bullets, 1893 Spanish Mauser bolt-action 7 mm rifle, parts of Remington rifles, and a replica of a small mounted cannon. ABSTRACT Artifacts displayed at the museum of the NHCP-Emilio Aguinaldo Shrine include weapons and ammunitions that were used during the Philippine Revolution.
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