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The History Behind the 13 Stars
Read about the origin of the 13-star flag and the purpose it held throughout American history; today in our newest blog!
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As a part of the preservation of our rare book offerings, we partner with one of North America’s leading hand binderies: Felton Bookbinding. This week, read more about the process of bookbinding an...
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Collaborating with American Crafters: Clayton & Crume
We love collaborating with great American artisans. When our love for history comes together with passionate American makers, there is no limit to what we can create. This week, we are highlighting...
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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 ...
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A Look into The White House Cook Book
With Thanksgiving in mind, we are highlighting our informative 1887 White House Cook Book. Whether you like a traditional chicken pot pie or you crave a more daring ox-tail soup, this cookbook prov...
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This week, we celebrate veterans by highlighting war bond posters and other military memorabilia! Shop our wide collection of historical military items and celebrate the veterans in your life.
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Collaborating with American Crafters: Vortic Watch Company
In honor of Veteran’s Day and to celebrate our nation’s military, Vortic Watch Company announced a partnership with the non-profit group The Veteran Watchmakers Initiative. Their aim? To bring an e...
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John James Audubon’s depictions of American bird species are among the most collected and referenced depictions in the world. Discover more about those prints in today’s blog post.
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The History of the Baseball World Series
The baseball World Series is one of the most celebrated events in U.S. history. Baseball fans and sport lovers alike come together to celebrate the excitement that is the World Series. Discover mor...
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When Chuck Yeager Broke the Sound Barrier
It was October 14, 1947, when a U.S. Air Force pilot became the first ever person to break the sound barrier. Read how on this week’s blog.
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