Declaration of Independence Wood Sign

Antique / Vintage Wood Carved Eagle Fountain Pen Looks like it would be the perfect thing to sign the Declaration of Independence.

passed down through family of Edward Rutledge, signer of Declaration of Independence, wood, holes drilled in top, approx. 1-1/2 in., 4.6 grams. Provenance: Descended to the current owner from the Midd

Hancock Signs Declaration of Independence Medallion

Bronze engraved plaque; showing a copy of the Declaration of Independence; mounted to a wood frame; 20" x 17" (sight, approx.)

Kupjack sterling tea board after original owned by George Washington 2"W, Ink Stand after original by Philip Syng Jr. 1775 used to sign Declaration of Independence .85"W, includes original box and bro

J. E. CALDWELL STERLING SILVER INKWELL & SILVERPLATED DISH. INKWELL WEIGHS 1066 GRAMS. REPRODUCTION OF INKWELL USED TO SIGN THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. MADE IN 1954 BY J. E. CALDWELL- PHILADELPHI

J. E. Caldwell vintage heavy sterling silver copy of the famous Philip Syng silver inkwell used to sign the Declaration of Independence. The original made in 1752 in Philadelphia. Components attached

Copper Plate Engraving in Wood Frame, Declaration Of Independence, 16" 1/2"w x 20"h overall

Three bronze entry knobs with the initials of John Hancock, 1st to sign the Declaration of Independence...from the insurance company Boston office of that same famous name, c. 1910...all in nice condi

A metal, possibly brass, tabletop / desktop clock decorated with the image of George Washington at the meeting to sign the Declaration if Independence. Clock face reads BULOVA, Quartz. Measures approx

Autographs 1859 Declaration Independence Plaque by Samuel H. Black (Declaration of Independence) 1859-Dated Embossed Copper Metal Plaque, by Samuel H. Black, Period Wood Framed, Extremely Fine. Classi

[ELECTROTYPE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE] Vintage 1859 Declaration silverplate on copper in original wood frame. Measuring 7.75-in x 8.5-in, the electrotype is attributed at bottom "Entered According

A square of souvenir relic wood from the original timbers of Philadelphia’s Independence Hall, where the Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776, attached to a certificate of authenticity. Th

The Declaration of Independence. Boston: Jas. Fisher, 1841. Engraved by D. Kimberly. Browning. 9 1/2 x 13 1/2" image area. In early wood frame.

CLYMER, George (1739-1813) Signer of the Declaration of Independence. In December 1776, when Congress fled from Philadelphia to Baltimore, he and George Walton and Robert Morris remained behind to car

The Constitution of the State of Massachusetts, and That of the United States; the Declaration of Independence, with President Washington's Farewell Address, 1805. First edition. Hardback wood boa

rated 7.9, 26"x32", the single-sided wood sign has good color, has wear and minor paint loss.

Canadian. 1880s. Wood. Historically significant sign from "Niagara Falls Railway Suspension Bridge". Advertises to "travel over and back for 10 cents". 16 x 50.5". Natural pressure split to single boa

Knotty World's Ugliest Man Freak Show Sign wood / sign - 15 1/2" x 15 1/2" x 2 3/4" / at bulbs - 20 1/2" x 20 1/2"

rated 7.5, 12"x36", single-sided wood sign has small glass jewels, has wear.

Double sided wood with smaltz. Sign has a great look with areas of paint loss. Looks to be a very old repaint. Very early and tough piece to find. Overall it has a great look and displays very well. M

rated 7.75, 60"x70", single-sided wood sign has good color, has wear and scuffs, bottom board has been added.

Approx 17 1/2" x 35" x 1 1/2 thick

rated 7.5, 14.5"x20.5", single-sided framed sign has been clear coated, minor crack at bottom edge.