"Declaration of Independence" printed by John Dunlap (Philadelphia) Item:Dunlap "Declaration of Independence" only Congress voted for Independency on

Congress voted for Independency on July 2nd and then took up Jefferson’s draft for the next two days

I received my victory or death socks the other day and they are wonderful

and particularly entitled to my approbation with whom it has ever been a principle to consider individuals as nothing in the scale of the nation

“The Office of War Information (OWI) Bureau of Graphics was the government agency in charge of producing and distributing propaganda posters

"Declaration of Independence" printed by John Dunlap (Philadelphia) Item:Dunlap "Declaration of Independence" only Congress voted for Independency onEach one is printed by hand in a recreated Franklin's printing office operated by the National Park Service. They are printed on 100% Cotton Linen, Very Fine Crane Laid paper. The print is about 22 1 2" x 17 1 2". The Boston broadside of the Declaration of Independence from the Printing Office of Edes & Gill is also available, as is the Baltimore broadside printed by Mary Katherine Goddard. Use the pull down menu above to purchase all three and save