Our original design with Teddy Roosevelt's deeply moving passage, "The Man in the Arena" from his "Citizenship in a Republic" speech.

Printed on archival paper with archival inks and available unframed and framed.

This new design is from a parade hat from the Hibernia Fire Engine Company No. 1, a volunteer fire company in Philadelphia founded in 1752.

Our original design lists all of the battles in which the United States was involved, starting with the bombing of Pearl Harbor through to V-E day, and includes, prominently, this quote from FDR's address to Congress and the nation following the attack on Pearl Harbor:

We will make it very certain that this form of treachery shall never again endanger us.

This is an advance order.

The fifth in our series of original fine art prints of America’s great historic sites.

An original work of art, screen printed and limited to 200 prints, each signed and numbered. Released in March 2023.

Proceeds benefit the work of the non-profit organization, The Pursuit of History.

Our original design recognizes the events on Lexington Green and at North Bridge in Concord that took place on April 19, 1775 and marked the beginning of the Revolutionary War.  

Our original design recognizes the Victory at Midway and is packed with meaning for people who love the history of WWII, including detailed profiles of the carriers as they were during this battle; the primary planes used; the islands, with "AF" marked on them; the dates of the battle; and, the 48-star American flag that flew on the USSEnterprise.

Teddy Roosevelt from his Rough Rider days on a made in America t-shirt, sweatshirt, caps, and more.

The historic Continental army "USA" button recreated in a medallion with a wire-wrapped bracelet, and a smaller charm at the clasp with a star from George Washington's Headquarters flag on one side and the years of the encampment, 1777 - 1778, on the reverse.