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This collectible is a plaque commemorating the 250th signing of the Declaration of Independence. The plaque has limited edition unique artwork produced by United States Commemorative Gallery artists. This is the most unique artwork of the signing of the Declaration of Independence because it has Jesus Christ presiding over the signing as President Trump declared that the USA was a nation founded under God.
These handcrafted wooden wall plaques are being produced by top Amish craftsmen in the nationally famous Amish Heartland in Holmes County, Ohio. They are regarded as the best wood craftsmen in the world. Holmes County, Ohio is located 20 miles south of Canton, OH, the Pro Football Hall of Fame city. The United States Commemorative Gallery is also located in Canton, Ohio.
Your handcrafted Amish Heartland Commemorative Plaque of the 250th Anniversary of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence will last forever. It is made of solid hard birch wood with laser bonded artwork and text. Birch wood is the favorite wood of Amish Heartland Ohio craftsmen because it is beautiful and lasts forever.
The laser bonded artwork and text is very expensive to do. It is done by hand for each plaque. This process permanently bonds the solid birch wood with the artwork and the text. They are now one. Since birch wood lasts virtually forever, so will your plaque. Your plaque will honor you as a patriot, enhance the beauty of your home and make a great conversation piece.
The plaque measures 14 inches wide by 16 inches high and is 3/4” thick. It has a notch on the back so you can quickly hang it on a wall with one large screw that is provided. The top of the plaque provides a description of this collectible along with the exclusive artwork print of the Signing of the Declaration of Independence.
This 250th Independence Anniversary Commemorative Plaque is a very limited edition of only 250,000. The population of the USA is 330 million which means that only 1 person in every 1,320 will own this plaque.