Wedgwood "The Liberty Bowl" — Signing of the Declaration of Independence poster bundle the Continental Congress then needed

the Continental Congress then needed to draft a document explaining the move to the public

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and date of admission into the Union of all the other States

In July 1790

1775"—which was first printed in the Newburyport Essex Journal and Merrimack Packet—sounds the battle cry of the Revolution: 'Your country calls you far and near

Wedgwood "The Liberty Bowl" — Signing of the Declaration of Independence poster bundle the Continental Congress then neededUpdated on July 19, 2025: This has been sold. On the bottom: "The Liberty Bowl, showing the showing the signing of the Declaration of Independence and historic landmarks of Colonial Philadelphia. Made exclusively for J. E. Caldwell & Co., est. Philadelphia 1839." See the note below for an explanation of the engraving. Made in England by Wedgwood of Etruria & Barlaston. On the rim of the bowl, text from the Declaration: "We hold these truths to be self