
George Washington Pistol
When he was elected to command the Continental Army in April, 1775, George Washington was partial to this holster style pistol. The classic, decora...
View full detailsWhen he was elected to command the Continental Army in April, 1775, George Washington was partial to this holster style pistol. The classic, decora...
View full detailsThis 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...
View full detailsWashington at the Plow: The Founding Farmer and the Question of Slavery by Bruce A. Ragsdale – Copyright 2021 – ISBN 9780674246386 – Hardcover. T...
View full detailsAll three denominations of the U.S. bicentennial coins are included in this brightly colorized coin collection. Both sides of the Washington quarte...
View full detailsThe Richmond Assemblies were founded soon after the seat of Virginia's government moved from Williamsburg to Richmond in 1780. Government officials...
View full detailsThis unique collector's piece highlights a colonial currency, an historic image and a brief history of colonial money. The currency featured here i...
View full detailsA Deserving Brother: George Washington and Freemasonry by Mark A. Tabbert –Hardcover – Copyright 2022 – ISBN 9780813947211. Like several of Am...
View full detailsThis exceptional large silver coin is a French Silver Ecu minted the year of George Washington's birth! French silver and gold coins were legal ten...
View full detailsDuring the Civil War, coins were difficult to come by as people tended to safeguard small change. Stamps were used as a substitute but were fragile...
View full detailsThe first version of the Half Dollar was known as the Bust Half Dollar and was introduced in 1794. It remained in production until the late 1830s. ...
View full detailsIn the 1780s, several States minted their own coins. Vermont coinage started in 1785 while Vermont was still a Republic (it became the 14th America...
View full detailsIssued by the Bank of the Empire State, this $2 note displays a portrait of George Washington in the top left corner. At one time it was legal for ...
View full detailsGeorge 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...
View full detailsThis small silver medal with George Washington on observe and Lincoln on reverse, dates from the 1860s. It is a high-relief diminutive coin issued ...
View full detailsThe first version of the Half Dollar was known as the Bust Half Dollar and was introduced in 1794. It remained in production until the late 1830s. ...
View full detailsDuring the Civil War, coins were difficult to come by as people tended to safeguard small change. Stamps were used as a substitute but were fragile...
View full detailsGeorge Washington and the Irish: Incredible Stories of the Irish Spies, Soldiers, and Workers Who Helped Free America by Niall O'Dowd – Hardcover...
View full detailsCongress's Own: A Canadian Regiment, the Continental Army, and American Union by Holly A. Mayer - Hardcover – Copyright 2021 - ISBN 978080616851....
View full detailsThe majestic white oak stood at George Washington’s Mount Vernon for about 240 years until it fell on a windless night in November 2019. It had wit...
View full detailsThe majestic white oak stood at George Washington’s Mount Vernon for about 240 years until it fell on a windless night in November 2019. It had wit...
View full detailsThis finely turned pecan bowl was sourced from the Mount Vernon Pecan Tree circa 1850. The pecan tree appears prominently in virtually all exterior...
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