Our Holiday Gift Guide

December 04, 2019

Our Holiday Gift Guide

The holidays are upon us! Whether your winter season is spent with oodles of family or at home by the fire, the holidays are a time of joy and warmth! We love celebrating with unique gifts for the whole family. Delve deeper into our Holiday Gift Guide (out now!) in this week’s blog.


Our Holiday Gift Guide is now available to view. The catalog is interactive, with live links for those who are ready to snatch up these goodies!

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For the traveler

For the traveler in your life, we have a few suggestions! If they’re always jetting off on a new adventure, this leather-bound notebook would be the perfect accompaniment: 



These journals are handcrafted by Tactile Craftworks out of Wisconsin. Their sturdy leather wraps feature unique city designs with a Moleskine notebook inside. They’re perfect for travelers and writers, alike!

For the Sports Fanatic

We can’t think of a better gift for a sports lover than this signed copy of Golf Is My Game by Bobby Jones!



This book is the 1960 first edition of Robert Tyre Jones’s golf story. The book features his signature as well as its original dust jacket. It is accompanied by a custom clamshell case, perfect for storing such a wonderful treasure.


For the Home Decorator

If you love decorating the house, or know someone who really has the eye for it, consider gifting a beautiful original oil painting like this one:


This oil painting of General George Washington’s Headquarters is sure to stand out against any decorating style. Its vibrant coloring is a stunning addition to any room, and the beautiful paint of the piece brings a gorgeous original touch.


For the History Buff

Granted, The Great Republic really is the place for a History Buff year-round, but gifting this holiday has never been easier! Try this original signature from Alexander Hamilton:

Your history lover friend will be stunned to receive this original antique. The letter from the Treasury Department is signed by Alexander Hamilton himself and is accompanied by an original Jacques Reich portrait.


For the Guy That Has Everything

We know the struggle: trying to find a gift for someone who seems to have everything can be a task and a half. Thankfully, we’ve got you covered. Check out this unique campaign bandana:

This bandana was produced in support of Theodore Roosevelt for his 1904 campaign. The design is exceedingly unique, and rare, since the campaign info is printed on a thin bandana rather than a poster. We’re sure you won’t find anything else like it out there.


Need a gift? Let us help you find the perfect fit for everyone on your list.






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