George Washington, Chief Commander of the Continental Army Frame Print - 17.75 x 21.5"

George Washington, Chief Commander of the Continental Army Frame Print - 17.75 x 21.5"Here is an amazing antique print of America's first President and the Chief Commander of the Continental Army during the American Revolution, George Washington. In this image, Washington sits proudly on horseback with his hat in his hand. The print is in good condition with signs of wear including minor water damage on the very bottom, some spots and debris behind the frame, and a small tear near the top left corner. The frame is also in good

The boots have very few signs of wear

Here is a very nice miniature toy or salesman's sample cast iron stove with lovely silver paint marked ROYAL

The machine is in good cosmetic condition

The autograph is addressed to Joe

Save yours by buying this little antique bank in the shape of a clock with the words

and are so marked on the bottom

The camp was made permanent in 1931 and in 1932 was renamed Fort Devens

or other Catholic religious figure is one of my favorite pieces of religious art in my collection

where some of the stuffing and bones can be seen beneath the broken fur

This antique picture is in good condition with some minor signs of wear

a young American soldier stationed in France following World War I

but this may have been an intentional design choice