1876 Centennial Commemorative Medal — “These United Colonies Are Free and Independent States” Astronaut And only available here

And only available here

2024: This book has been sold

This was the first fighter group to receive the P-51 Mustang fighter

we had the soft ground for a bed & the sky for a coverlet which was something of a curiosity to see—one thousand men laying on the ground with nothing but a blanket to cover us

He later became Secretary of the Treasury in the cabinets of Washington and Adams

1876 Centennial Commemorative Medal — “These United Colonies Are Free and Independent States” Astronaut And only available hereUpdated February 26, 2026: This has been sold. Struck for the nations Centennial and authorized by the Act of Congress on June 1874, this bronze medal celebrates the 100th anniversary of American independence. On one side, a female figure representing the United Colonies kneels with a sword in her right hand and points to a constellation of thirteen stars, symbolizing the original states. With the text: These United Colonies Are, and of Right Ought to