Father’s Day Top Picks

June 10, 2020

Father’s Day Top Picks

This Father’s Day, get Dad something he’ll truly enjoy. Our selection of one-of-a-kind Americana and unique, custom-made gifts are sure to wow this holiday.

American-made

We at The Great Republic pride ourselves in the relationships we have formed with talented American crafters. In a world that is consistently outsourcing labor and materials, we feel that it is absolutely crucial to support American makers. Our company partners with markers all over the United States whose passion it is to bring quality materials and practices to consumers at a reasonable price. These are some of the examples of our favorite Father's Day pieces from American crafters.

Vortic Watch

Vortic Watch Company is a unique Colorado-based operation that transforms antique pocket watches into stunning, contemporary timepieces. These wristwatches honor the history of the antique pocket watches, with the original face and mechanisms at the center of the final designs.

The Cleveland Railroad 005 Watch, 51mm, Vortic Watch Company

$5,495.00

The Chicago 340 Watch, 46 mm, Vortic Watch Company

$1,595.00

Leather Wrapped Flask

From the leather makers Todder based in Massachusetts comes this stunning leather wrapped flask. An essential accessory for this summer's backyard barbecues and beach trips, the stylish flask is wrapped in quality American leather.

 

Leather Wrapped Flask

Wine Corkscrew

These stunning wine corkscrews are American-made out of Montana. They feature silver inlaid designs and come in a custom wooden box. They are sturdy with a good weight, strong enough to hold up for years of wine tasting to come.

Wine Corkscrew with Sterling Silver Inlay

$125.00

 

James Bond Cufflinks

These custom-made cufflinks come in two styles; the James Bond circular logo or Goldfinger design. These are the perfect accessory for any 007 fan!

James Bond Cufflinks

One-of-a-kind Treasures

The majority of our business is based in one-of-a-kind antiques. We deal primarily in Americana, with a special focus on the rare and unique. Pieces like first edition books, signed letters, and even real American flags are favorites with fathers and family members alike. With the sale that we have going on, all original antiques are 30% off!

The Babe Ruth Story by Babe Ruth and Bob Considine, Signed and Inscribed, First Edition, 1948

Was $15,000.00 | Now $10,500.00

Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant, First Edition, 1885-1886

Was $3,500.00 | Now $2,450.00

"Colorado" Vintage United Airlines Travel Poster, Circa 1970s
Was $1,500.00 | Now $1,050.00

Muhammad Ali: His Life and Times, Signed by Thomas Hauser and Muhammad Ali, Limited Collector's Edition, 1996

Was $950.00 | Now $665.00

 

 

1967 Green Bay Packers Super Bowl Champions Pennant

Was $1,550.00 | Now $1,085.00

 





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