 
This Day in Military History 2011 Desk Calendar
This Day in Military History Desk Calendar:
This calendar is a must for U.S. military history buffs. Containing
fascinating facts from the American Revolution to the present, this calendar
chronicles the weapons, battles, and commanders that made their mark on U.S.
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Susan Winget Old Glory 2011 Wall Calendar
Susan Winget Old Glory 2011 Wall Calendar:
Three cheers for the red, white and blue! Show your patriotic spirit every
day of the year with Susan Winget's most popular wall calendar that
celebrates life, liberty and happiness in the good ole USA! Twelve patriotic
scenes display allegiance and pay tribute to the United States of America.
Each Old Glory wall calendar opens to a generous size and is printed on
embossed linen paper with a brass grommet for reinforcement. |
Long May She Wave 2011 Wall Calendar
Long May She Wave Wall Calendar: Since
1777, the American flag has been raised high in wartime triumph and
peacetime celebration, sewn lovingly onto quilts, appropriated by the
commercial sphere, and faithfully honored every Fourth of July. Far from
being a static symbol, the flag has been subjected to countless graphic
interpretations, each version owing more to the personality of the maker
than to established formal conventions. And nowhere are these continual
changes better viewed than in this collection of Stars and Stripes
artifacts. Perfect for patriots, servicemen, their families, and history
buffs, this unique collection is a fascinating and decorative addition to
any room. |
American Flags 2011 Wall Calendar
American Flags 2011 Wall Calendar:
Adopted by resolution from the Continental Congress on June 14, 1777 (Flag
Day), the American flag was originally designed with thirteen stars in a
circle by a blue field with thirteen stripes alternating red and white. The
thirteen stripes remain, representing the original thirteen colonies of the
United States, but Old Glory is more than the sum of its parts. While the
American Flag represents the U.S. as a nation, it is also a symbol of
ideology. Where the flag waves, remains, "the land of the free and the home
of the brave." This calendar features the American flag, waving proudly,
from Wall Street to Main Street, all across the USA.
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