Revolutionary War Pillows
Description: Grave Of British Soldiers by Debra Martz Though the first shots of April 19, 1775 were fired at Lexington. MA around 5am, the larger skirmish happened about 10 miles away at the North Bridge of Concord River around 8am. It was the first shot at Concord that is referred to as "The Shot Heard Round the World" This British headstone is on the pathway to the bridge. ©Debra Martz, All Rights Reserved In My Gallery/Collection: "East Coast" 20231006-DSC_9445.NEF
Description: Show your devotion to American independence with this patriotic emblem of a tricorn hat above crossed flintlock muskets, stamped with the historic year 1775. Muted bronze, antique gold, and olive green tones give it a rugged woodcut-engraving character made for history buffs, military history enthusiasts, and Revolutionary War reenactors. A fitting tribute for Patriots' Day and Independence Day, this piece captures the bold spirit of the American Revolution.
Description: Celebrate your american heritage and family legacy with this descendant of american revolutionary war patriot design. This vintage, distressed historical art features a determined revolutionary soldier and an eagle emblem, embodying the spirit of 1776 and your founding fathers. Ideal for history buff and genealogy enthusiasts, it powerfully expresses your ancestor pride as a true descendant of american revolutionary war patriot. This revolutionary war descendant graphic makes a meaningful gift, showcasing patriotism and respect for lineage.
Descendant Of American Revolutionary War Patriot Vintage Patriotic Ancestral Pride Pillow
by Xfiber Production
$28
Description: The Continental Army was the official unified military force established by the Second Continental Congress on June 14, 1775, to fight for American independence from Great Britain. Formed shortly after the American Revolutionary War began, combining local militias and Patriot troops into a national force. George Washington led the army from 1775 through the end of the war in 1783.
Description: “The Tree of Liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of Patriots and Tyrants.” - Thomas Jefferson Classic quote from Thomas Jefferson regarding the Shays’ Rebellion in Springfield MA, 1787 whereby Western MA farmers forced closure of judicial proceedings that were stripping them from their properties due to excessive tax increases. The Liberty Tree was the meeting place in Boston and the first act of defiance in the American Revolution (1765) by the colonists in protest of the Stamp Tax.
Description: Stand at attention with this historic British Redcoat soldier gnome. Standing guard on a patch of green grass, this distinguished little infantryman is dressed in a classic 18th-century military uniform. He wears a bright red tunic with white lapels, a blue waistcoat, white trousers, and tall black boots. His tall black shako-style hat features a majestic white and red feather plume alongside a golden crown and anchor emblem. He firmly grasps a long vintage musket, ready for duty. A fantastic piece for military historians and reenactors.
Description: This American history design features George Washington and the phrase The British Blew A Thirteen Colony Lead. Ideal for patriots, history buffs, and Fourth Of July celebrations.
The British Blew A Thirteen Colony Lead George Washington American History Patriot Pillow
by Funny Animal Kings
$28
