Description

Set of three (3) vintage commemorative plates celebrating "The Great American Revolution" Bicentennial (1776–1976). These heavy, sand-cast aluminum alloy plates (pewter-style) were manufactured in Canton, Ohio.

Each plate features a vibrant, high-gloss ceramic/enamel center insert depicting an iconic moment in American history:

The Spirit of '76 (after Archibald Willard)

The Declaration of Independence (after John Trumbull)

Betsy Ross and the First Stars and Stripes (after J.L.G. Ferris)

Details & Condition:

Material: Durable cast metal with a satin pewter-like finish.

Size: Each measures approximately 10.5" to 11" in diameter.

Markings: The reverse side of each plate is marked with a cannon logo, "Canton, Ohio 1976," and various hallmarks including "GIF," "PK," and a tree symbol.

Condition: Excellent vintage condition. The center image inserts are bright with no chips or cracks. The metal rims show some very minor surface scuffing and "shelf wear" on the back from stacking, consistent with age. No heavy pitting or deep scratches.