General Washington's Pistol Non-Functional Replica 1228

General Washington's Pistol – The Symbol of the American Dream

The fire of freedom forging a nation.

During the American Revolutionary War (1775–1783) , the Thirteen Colonies fought against the powerful Kingdom of Great Britain for their freedom and self-determination. This long and bitter conflict culminated in the American victory at the Battle of Yorktown and the subsequent signing of the Treaty of Paris, which cemented the independence of a new nation.

George Washington, Commander and Legend

Chosen as commander-in-chief of the revolutionary forces, George Washington demonstrated exceptional, tempered, and strategic leadership, which was key to victory. His figure became a symbol of the struggle for freedom and independence.

This non-functional replica evokes the pistol that may have accompanied Washington on his campaigns, a 36 cm piece that represents the era and spirit of the Revolution. Perfect for collectors and history buffs, it's a tangible tribute to the founding of the United States.

Main Features

• Non-functional replica of historical pistol
• Measurements: 36 cm
• Weight: 680 g
• Ideal as a decorative or collector's piece

A relic that commemorates the courage and determination that gave life to a nation. Discover it at the Medieval Shop .