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The most important piece of fire-fighting equipment from the seventeenth to early nineteenth centuries was a leather fire bucket. Standard-size buc...
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Our sturdy polyresin matchstick holder is a 6 ½” H x 4 ¼” W reproduction of Washington’s 18th-century fire bucket. Leather fire buckets were essent...
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Our polyresin toothpick holder is a 2 ¼” H x 1 ½” W miniature reproduction of Washington’s 18th-century fire bucket. Leather fire buckets were esse...
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The cast pewter executive pen caddy is a splendid piece to have in your office, den or library. Keep two of your favorite pens on display and close...
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This finely crafted paperweight is a scaled reproduction of Mount Vernon's famous Key to the Bastille, the infamous prison in Paris overthrown at t...
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Eighteenth-century gentlemen wore small swords as part of formal civilian attire for social and ceremonial occasions. George Washington owned sever...
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This specially priced elegant set of "The Swords of George Washington" and sword letter opener is a great addition to your home, office, or library...
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"No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washington of his beloved home, Mount Vernon. This creamy off-whi...
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In December of 1776, decimated by superior British forces, suffering from disease, desertion and lack of funds, General George Washington faced the...
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In December of 1776, decimated by superior British forces, suffering from disease, desertion and lack of funds, General George Washington faced the...
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The West Front of Mount Vernon, c. 1792 by Edward Savage No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washingto...
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The East Front of Mount Vernon, c. 1792 by Edward Savage George Washington once wrote that "No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated...
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The West Front of Mount Vernon, c. 1792 by Edward Savage No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washingto...
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The East Front of Mount Vernon, c. 1792 by Edward Savage George Washington once wrote that "No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated...
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"No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washington in 1790, only two years before this view of the west e...
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George Washington once wrote that "No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this." His Mansion at Mount Vernon is situated on a...
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"No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this," wrote George Washington in 1790, only two years before this view of the west e...
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George Washington once wrote that "No estate in United America is more pleasantly situated than this." His Mansion at Mount Vernon is situated on a...
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The Lansdowne portrait of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart, completed in 1796, shows Washington at age 64 renouncing a third term as US Presiden...
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The circa 1883 painting "Washington Reviewing His Troops at Valley Forge" by William T. Trego is alternately titled "The March to Valley Forge, Dec...
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