This vintage wooden coat of arms hanging display is in great condition for it's age. its total dimensions are 36" tall by 30' wide. each sword is between 28" and 29" in total length. the swords themselves are etched, and have a weathered look to them. i'm not sure if the weathered look is part of the original design or due to the age of the piece. the wooden plaque is approximately 24" by 14". it appears to be carved by hand, and i see no sign of damage to it. i believe the wooden display was attached to the crimson "shield" backing at a later date, as it appears to be newer. however, the wooden coat of arms appears to be designed to affix to a larger board, like the crimson cloth shield it is currently on, so i don't think any damage was done to the original piece. the wooden crest is affixed to the shield by two large bolts and three smaller ones. i disassembled the whole thing it to dust it, and i found the "toledo" sticker on the back. it reads, "fernando / claustro de la catredal / toledo" on it. maybe that's where it was originally purchased. i moved the sticker to the back of the shield, so it could be read easily. please let me know if you have any questions. other: spanish, collectible, coat of arms, vintage, medieval, toledo swords, vintage, antique