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Happy Independence Day, everyone! Here's a few colonial items to remember the struggle for our country's founding! Pictured is a foot soldier's hanger, a sailor's single disc cutlass and a nice early tomahawk, all from the American Revolutionary War!
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Thank you Mark. Great pieces and well said.
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Thanks, Mark. Hope you had a good one!
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Beautifully posted with these great examples!!!! Happy 4th Capn!!
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Cost one of my ancestors his arm.
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Thank you, Jim. Whenever I watch a fireworks display, I try to rememebr what it must have been like to face down cannon-shot!
Rick, that is amazing, but also tragic. I'm not a war-monger, but I have stong feelings about the American Revolution. Do you know in which battle your ancestor lost his limb? |
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