4 Amer Bicentennial 1776-1976 Prints Statue Of Lib•Lindbergh•Dec. of Ind•Railway

This set of 4 wall plaques commemorates America’s independence. They measure ~18.5” x 14.5” x 1” Deep and they are heavy; weighing a little over 5 pounds each. Each bears the inscription “American Bicentennial 1776-1976”. One plaque tells about “The Lone Eagle” Charles A. Lindbergh. Another tells the history of the days the rails met, another the Statue of Liberty, and lastly, the Declaration of Independence. These give the appearance of being wood, but when you look at the back, it’s more of a foam resin with a wood look and a very heavy polyurethane finish on the top (similar to a decoupage finish). All are in good condition with minimal scratches on the front. Regarding the back, one does have a chunk taken out of the back corner, but you cannot see it from the front. All have scratches on the back and a wall mount for hanging.
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