Historic

When he was selected to command the Continental Army in April, 1775, George Washington was partial to this holster style pistol. The classic, decor...

When he was elected to command the Continental Army in April, 1775, George Washington was partial to this holster style pistol. The classic, decora...

This heavily engraved and embossed all metal pistol is a replica of a Scottish 1760 Flintlock pistol. It is believed to be the pistol that “Fired t...

This tribute to George Washington, with an image of him, is a wonderful piece of history to hang on your wall. The framed tribute includes a 1976 W...

Hold a little piece of American history in your hands with this 2007 George Washington Presidential Dollar Coin and 1935 or 1957 United States One ...

Collect two pieces of American history in this salute to our first president. The handsomely illustrated mounting displays the George Washington 1 ...

At one time is was perfectly legal for any bank, company, or even individual to issue his own paper money.  The money was only as good as the reput...

The U.S. Mint was established in 1792 during Washington’s presidency.  In 1799, American coinage was still in its infancy and Americans used very l...

The Silver Washington Quarter was introduced in 1932 as a commemorative coin for the 200th birthday of George Washington. The enthusiastic public r...

Inside the book style portfolio are George Washington's portrait and the words of his first inaugural address on April 30, 1789 from the balcony of...

All three denominations of the U.S. bicentennial coins are included in this brightly colorized coin collection. Both sides of the Washington quarte...

One Dollar United States Notes were issued from 1874-1917. This 1917 United States $1 Note features a portrait of George Washington in the center a...

George Washington's image first appeared on U.S. quarters in 1932, and then successively from 1934-1942. In 1933 there were no quarters known to ha...

All three denominations of the U.S. bicentennial coins are included in this brightly colorized coin collection. Both sides of the Washington quarte...

Rich, full color has been added to every detail of George Washington's portrait and the waving Stars and Stripes. Each spectacularly colored bill i...

George Washington's image first appeared on U.S. quarters in 1932, and then successively from 1934-1942. In 1933 there were no quarters known to ha...

Wood for this vase was sourced from a Red Oak tree, circa 1798. This fallen tree stood over the present day Slave Memorial at George Washington's M...

This finely turned pecan bowl was created by Doug Dill, master wood crafter in Lanexa, Virginia. Wood for the bowl was sourced from the Mount Verno...

The 1896 US Silver Certificate has elaborate engravings, a red seal, and dark blue serial numbers. The design on the front, history instructing you...

When the first Portrait Silver Dollars were minted, Spain was the largest imperial power and as such had access to the rich silver mines of Mexico ...

This silver piece of eight or Spanish colonial real, made in Mexico in 1807, was the precursor to the US Silver Dollar. King Charles of Spain's pro...

This silver piece of eight, or Spanish colonial real, made in Mexico in 1794, was the precursor to the US Silver Dollar. King Charles of Spain's pr...

In 1977, the wreck of L’Auguste de Bordeaux, which sank off the coast of Nova Scotia on November 15, 1761, was discovered and partially salvaged.  ...

In 1977, the wreck of L’Auguste de Bordeaux, which sank off the coast of Nova Scotia on November 15, 1761, was discovered and partially salvaged.  ...

In 1977, the wreck of L’Auguste de Bordeaux, which sank off the coast of Nova Scotia on November 15, 1761, was discovered and partially salvaged.  ...

Silver certificates were first made in 1878. The size was large and the artwork was sometimes stunning. Much plainer, modern sized notes were made ...

Silver certificates were first made in 1878. The size was large and the artwork was sometimes stunning. Much plainer, modern sized notes were made ...