A tri-fold brochure for the Yorktown Victory Center, published to promote the museum located in Yorktown, Virginia, within York County. The front cover presents a bold, graphic design emblematic of late twentieth-century institutional marketing, featuring the title “YORKTOWN VICTORY CENTER” in a large red serif font, with the location “YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA” set in a smaller blue sans-serif typeface beneath.
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8 1/2 x 10 7/8″ paper certificate, gilt embossed seal. Issued by Second New Haven Bank CT. Condition as shown. Defects not visible in our image[s] are described. Item is complete as issued unless otherwise stated.
This certificate commemorates the American Revolution Bicentennial, featuring George Washington resigning his commission. A unique collectible for history enthusiasts. • Includes gold-tone embossed seals • Maryland-specific historical details • Depicts George Washington in Annapolis • Vintage bicentennial keepsake Minor discoloration on edges. Approx. 8.5 x 11 inches. AB126
This commemorative note celebrates the 1776 American Revolution Bicentennial with a stunning blue and gold design. A historical keepsake honoring a pivotal moment in U.S. history, it features intricate details and symbolic artwork reflective of the nation’s founding spirit. Lot of 2 • Blue & gold color scheme • Dated 1776 American Revolution Bicentennial • High-quality collectible material • Dimensions: approximately 8″ x 6″ • Includes historical details on the back Minor creasing on edges, slight discoloration on reverse. Measurements: approximately 8″ x 6″. AB118/4 9×12
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The 1898 date places this item well after the Civil War, during a period when Stryker was deeply involved in historical and genealogical work. The item is a tangible connection to the late 19th-century revival of interest in the nation’s founding, curated by a historian who helped shape the modern understanding of that era.
