Alejandro de la Vega, aka Zorro (Antonio Banderas), comes out of retirement to ensure California's statehood in Martin Campbell's sequel to his 1998 blockbuster The Mask of Zorro. It's 1850, and de la Vega lives quietly in San Francisco with wife Elena (Catherine Zeta-Jones). But when tyrants threaten to change the course of history, de la Vega dutifully dons his black mask and cape and defends California's statehood as the sword-swinging Zorro. This mask was worn on screen by Antonio Banderas as "Zorro" and can be seen during the second half of the film. It is a black leather mask that covers the upper portion of the face with two elastic straps that close at the back of the head. It is covered with a black scarf that ties at the back of the head and has decorative ends. Handwritten on the underside of the mask is "New 1".
