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Los Texanos Beaux Arts 50% off Benefit Sale

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Thank you very much...:)) if you need help with anything ..just let me know..and I will be glad to help...:)

Los Texanos Beaux Arts 50% off Benefit Sale

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Greetings and Salutations Los Texanos Customers.

First, I would like to thank you all for your continued support in me and my creations. It has been the positive support for all of you that has keep the love of building alive in me. Over the years, as Los Texanos has grown, we had the unique pleasure to be surrounded by one of Second Lifes most beautiful estates, Antiquity.

Last week, the Antiquity community was informed that within a couple days, the estate would start to disappear. Shocked and stunned, the community was going to become yet another memory in SL. Some residents of up to 4 years were to be suddenly with out a home. That did not happen. The community wiped tears, rolled up selves and started work to raise money to help save our community.

As the transfers and tiers still coming due this month, Los Texanos Beaux and Jacon Cortes design would like to show its support to Antiquity. Starting on Friday July 7, 2011 at 12:pm SLT and lasting til Sunday July 9, 2011, all jewelry, furniture, china and crystal will be 50% off in store only. (Marketplace Sales not Included).

The Palacio Ducal de Bexar, on display in Antiquity Eden, is also available at a sale price of 10,000L. Please contact Jacon Cortes to arrange the purchase of the Palacio.

Come by and help support one of SL oldest and most beautiful estates. All money raised will be used towards saving Antiquity. The community has worked hard to raised the money to stop the closure and initiate the transfers and security of the Estate, but a bit more is still needed to secure it 100%.

Now is your chance to get all your favorite Jacon Cortes Designs at half price. Not only do you get jewelry, you can feel good knowing your helped save a community.


If it were not for the continued support of each and everyone of you, I would have not gotten as far as I have.

With deep appreciation

Jacon Cortes

Los Texanos Beaux Arts Main Store. Tip jar also at the entrance.

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Antiquity%20Eden/221/129/21

Palacio Ducal de Bexar

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Antiquity%20Eden/166/200/28

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Royal Court of Prussia a Protectorate of Antiquity

General Discussion

July 7, 2011

Jacon Cortes
Interim Prime Minister of Antiquity
Duke, Kingdom of Antiquity
Serene Duque de Bexar

To all Royal Houses, Courts, Nations and Lands of Second Life:


Over the past few weeks, a situation has developed between two royal households that has escalated to a level that has both disappointed and sadden me as it has evolved. What started with an exchange of dreadful communications between the rulers, has deteriorated to the point it diminishes all the work all of the Courts we share this world with.

Although we say this with much grief, this is not the first time issues of these sorts have come to light between other rival courts. Some of the behavior far exceeds acceptable. It is time the Royal Courts to come of Age. The Royal Courts must come together to work for a common good, as other like minded groups have been able to do, or live in an endless cycle of bitterness and deception. This is not the world that is in anyones best interests. The Government of Antiquity and the Royal House applaud the efforts of some of the Courts to establish a Royal Court Alliance. Any effort to increase the cooperation of the Royal Courts is seen as a positive for us all.

The exchange of slanderous or abusive correspondence is not the policy or the manner in which the Government of Antiquity addresses issues. The Government of Antiquity, and the Royal House, understand the importance of mediation and diplomacy in the solving of all issues before us. The Government of Antiquity deplores the uses of attack correspondence as a means of assault on one another. The Government of Antiquity and the Kingdom of Antiquity understands the importance of sovereignty. We will recognize valid established courts and their Sovereignty and will be open to discussions on relations with all Royal Houses, Courts, Nations and Lands of Second Life.

The Government of Antiquity and the Royal House also do not approve of accusations against other Royal Houses, Courts, Nations and Lands of Second Life. The Government of Antiquity would like to apologize to all who have been offended by these actions. Although the Government of Antiquity and the Royal House respects the Sovereignty of the Royal Court of Prussia, it does not support this manner of behavior on any level internally within Antiquity or externally. With the abdication of King Friedrich II of Prussia, the Government of Antiquity and the Royal House issue the following decree.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

The Government of Antiquity and the Royal House declare the Royal Court of Prussia to be a Protectorate of the Government of Antiquity and the Kingdom of Antiquity. All lands, titles and group pertaining to the Royal Court of Prussia are included in this decree. The Crown of Prussia has been and will remain part of the Government of Antiquity and the Royal House. This is considered an internal issue and will be treated as such. The Royal Court of Prussia is part of the Government of Antiquity and resides within the Kingdom of Antiquity. Effective imminently, His Highness Joachim Murat, Grand Duke of Berg, of the Royal Court of Prussia, is appointed Royal Regent of the Royal Court of Prussia. His Highness will be entrusted with the affairs of the Royal Court of Prussia until a new King can be named and the court reorganized. His Excellency, Hector Faldian will remain in his position of Prime Minister. They will be entrusted with reorganizing the Court until a new King can be named.

All Official Correspondence or Diplomatic Communications should be directed to His Highness, Joachim Murat, Royal Regent of the Royal Court of Prussia, Hector Faldian, Prime Minister of the Royal Court of Prussia and a duplicate submitted to the Prime Minister of Antiquity, Jacon Cortes. The Royal Court of Prussia has a proud history in Antiquity and Antiquity looks forward to the reorganization of the Court and the naming of the new King.

This is considered an internal matter with in the Government of Antiquity and the Royal House. Any attempt to interfere with the reorganization of the Royal Court of Prussia, will be considered as a breech of Sovereignty.


Jacon Cortes de Bexar
Interm Prime Minister of Antiquity
Duke, Kingdom of Antiquity
Serene Duque de Bexar





updated by @jacon-cortes-de-bexar: 06 Oct 2016 06:07:36AM

Opening of the Palacio Ducal de Bexar

Art & Architecture

Thank you so much to you both, it has been a labor of love, but I will admit, after over 8 months of building, I am glad its finished...:)) I would love to give you both a tour of my new home when you have time. I also extend the tour offer to anyone that would like to see the new castle. Just contact me for a tour..:)

Thank you again for your very nice replies...:))

Jacon

Opening of the Palacio Ducal de Bexar

Art & Architecture

To Whom it may concern.

The Republic of Texas and the Archiducado de Bexar, located in the Kingdom of Antiquity, is pleased to announce the opening of the Palacio Ducal de Bexar. After many years of disrepair and neglect, the Ancestral home of the Cortes de Bexar family has been restored to is former glory. Over the next couple weeks His Ducal Highness, Heir to the throne of the Archiducado de Bexar, Serene Duque Jacon Cortes de Bexar and the Royal Court will be moving in, and the public is invited to come and view the Palacio. A formal opening will happen in the next couple weeks and hope to announce the date in the next few days.

The Royal Family of Bexar looks forward to welcoming all Courts, Nations and Lands to its home.

Jacon Cortes de Bexar
HDH Serene Duque de Bexar
Prime Minister , Kingdom of Antiquity
Attorney General of Texas

Tocho Cortes
HDH Duque de Bexar
President of the Republic of Texas


(Spanish)

A quien pueda interesar.

La Repblica de Texas y el Archiducado de Bexar, que se encuentra en el Reino de la Antigedad, se complacen en anunciar la apertura del Palacio Ducal de Bexar. Despus de muchos aos de abandono y negligencia, el hogar ancestral de la familia Corts de Bexar ha sido restaurado a la gloria anterior. Durante las prximas dos semanas Su Alteza Ducal, el heredero al trono de la Bexar Archiducado de, Serena Duque Jacon Cortes de Bexar y la corte real se mueve a occupar el Palacio, y el pblico est invitado a venir a ver el Palacio. A la apertura formal en las prximas semanas, esperamos poder anunciar la fecha en la maxima brevedad posible.

La Familia Real de Bexar espera darle la bienvenida a todos los Tribunales, las Naciones Unidas y las tierras a su casa.

Jacon Cortes de Bexar
HDH Serene Duque de Bexar
Prime Minister , Kingdom of Antiquity
Attorney General of Texas

Tocho Cortes
HDH Duque de Bexar
President of the Republic of Texas

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Antiquity%20Eden/166/200/28

updated by @jacon-cortes-de-bexar: 11 Oct 2016 04:56:57AM

Los Texanos New Releases

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Greetings and Salutations

Los Texanos Beaux Arts is excited to announce the newest release by Jacon Cortes Designs. The Princess Jillian Necklace Set.

Created to celebrate one of our Kingdoms favorite cousins, the Princess Jillian Necklace set will elegently compliment almost any style of clothing. The heavier chain and central pendent of cut precious stones, allow it to be used with casual as well as the most formal of outfits.

Handcrafted by Jacon Cortes for his beloved cousin, Princess Jillian, the set is avalible in both gold and platinum. The matching earrings frame just perfect, with the pendant, will sure focus attention. It is sure to get you noticed at any event.

Los Texanos Beaux Arts and Jacon Cortes Designs would like to invite everyone to view some of Jacon Cortes Designs, on display at the main Los Texanos Beaux Arts Store in beautiful Antiquity Eden. Stroll through our large store areas for some of the finest that SecondLife has to offer.

Los Texanos Beaux Arts

Tocho Cortes, President of Antiquity Texas, Duque de Bexar
Jacon Cortes, Serene Duque de Bexar, Texas Attorney General, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Antiquity

http://slurl.com/secondlife/Antiquity%20Eden/220/124/21

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Homage to a Great and Ancient Kingdom

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Greetings and Salutations on this historic day.


The Republic of Antiquity Texas, the Archiducado de Bexar, Los Texanos Beaux Arts and all of our peoples join in celebration with the People of Egypt. As Texanos, over a 150 years ago, fought for independence and freedom, Antiquity Texas and the Archiducado de Bexar join with the Peoples of Egypt in hope for a free and just society. Texanos, have always been proud of the freedom and liberty we fought for, and we recognize the hope of all around the world in their quest and fight for justice and equality.

Democracy, is not an easy path to follow. We can only hope, that the Peoples of Egypt and the world, reach the goal of hope, freedom and liberty for all in a just and peaceful way.

So, in celebration with the Peoples of the Great Ancient Kingdom of Egypt, we stand with our brothers and sisters throughout the world in joy and hope for the Egyptian People. Jacon Cortes Designs is pleased to release a special necklace in homage to a Great Kingdom and Peoples. Homage in support of an Ancient Kingdom will be available for free to all at everyone of our locations.

Come by, and get this special release on this historic day.

Available at both Los Texanos Beaux Arts- Jacon Cortes Designs Locations

Los Texanos Beaux Arts-Jacon Cor, Antiquity Eden (220, 128, 21)

Baroque Kingdom Of Denmark, Picasso (187, 203, 21)

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Los Texanos New Releases

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Los Texanos Beaux Arts is honored to announce the latest release of 18 regal, historical coin, jewelry sets from Jacon Cortes Designs!

"The Emperor Maximilliano" (for men)

The Emperor Maximilliano mens necklace . Each piece elegantly frames a unique historical gold coin in celebration of the Emperor Maxamillian who was once the Emperor of Mexico. Emperor Maximilian reigned during the years that Mexico was under the French. Sets are available in Silver or Gold.

Handcrafted by Jacon Cortes, in celebration of of the Mexican Royal Court, this necklace sets the standard for quality above all others. Finely designed and hand worked, this necklace will be sure to get noticed at your next dressy occasion. Feel the warmth of pure gold, or the coolness of bright silver against your avatar, a shimmer that is natural and elegant.

Los Texanos Beaux Arts and Jacon Cortes Designs would like to invite everyone to view some of Jacon Cortes Designs, on display at the main Los Texanos Beaux Arts Store in beautiful Antiquity Eden. Stroll through our large store areas for some of the finest that SecondLife has to offer.

Los Texanos Beaux Arts

Tocho Cortes, President of Antiquity Texas, Duque de Bexar
Jacon Cortes, Serene Duque de Bexar, Texas Attorney General, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Antiquity

Los Texanos Beaux Arts-Jacon Cor, Antiquity Eden (220, 128, 21)

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New Releases from Los Texanos Beaux Arts

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Thank you Stormy.....I am so happy you like it...:))

New Releases from Los Texanos Beaux Arts

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Los Texanos

Beaux Arts is honored to announce the latest release of 18 regal, historical coin, jewelry sets from Jacon Cortes Designs!

"The Empress Carlotta"

Each Empress Carlotta set in the collection includes a pair of earrings, a necklace, and a bracelet. Each piece elegantly frames a unique historical gold coin in celebration of the Empress Carlotta, who was once the Empress of Mexico. She and Emperor Maximilian reigned during the years that Mexico was under the French. Sets are available in Silver or Gold.

Handcrafted by Jacon Cortes, in celebration of the Mexican Royal Court, this necklace set sets the standard for quality above all others. Finely designed and hand worked, this necklace and earrings will be sure to get noticed at your next dressy occasion. Feel the warmth of pure gold, or the coolness of bright silver against your avatar, a shimmer that is natural and elegant.

Empress Carlotta, Silver sets:

Germany, 1878, in Emerald
Italy, 1879, in Sapphire
Netherlands, 1876, in Aquamarine
Pirate, in Black Diamond
Russia, 1899, in Topaz
Spain, 1783, in Ruby
Sweden, 1899, in Amethyst
Texas, 1936, in Tanzanite
USA, 1881, in Emerald

Empress Carlotta, Gold sets:

Brazil, 1865, in Aquamarine
France, 1909, in Sapphire
Great Britain, 1878, in Topaz
India, 1824, in Emerald
Mexico, 1928, in Emerald
Pirate in Black Diamond
Texas, 1836, in Rubillite
Tunisia, 1904, in Amethyst
USA, 1881, in Ruby

Los Texanos Beaux Arts and Jacon Cortes Designs would like to invite everyone to view some of Jacon Cortes Designs, on display at the main Los Texanos Beaux Arts Store in beautiful Antiquity Eden. Stroll through our large store areas for some of the finest that SecondLife has to offer.

Los Texanos Beaux Arts

Tocho Cortes, President of Antiquity Texas, Duque de Bexar
Jacon Cortes, Serene Duque de Bexar, Texas Attorney General, Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Antiquity




(Carlotta -necklace - 160, bracelet - 191, Earrings - 66 Each)


Historical Background --
Maximilian I of Mexico (6 July 1832 19 June 1867; born Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian Joseph of Austria) was a member of the Imperial House of Habsburg-Lorraine. After a distinguished career in the Austrian Navy, he was proclaimed Emperor of Mexico on 10 April 1864 during the Second Mexican Empire with the backing of Napoleon III of France and a group of Mexican monarchists who sought to revive the Mexican monarchy.

On 27 July 1857, in Brussels (Belgium) Archduke Ferdinand Max married his second cousin, Princess Charlotte of Belgium (later known as Empress Carlota of Mexico), the daughter of Leopold I, King of the Belgians and Louise-Marie of France. She was first cousin to both Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Ferdinand Max and Charlotte had no children.

Thier castle is a museum now in Mexico City, Castillo Chapultapec.

updated by @jacon-cortes-de-bexar: 06 Oct 2016 01:58:51PM