Updated December 7, 2025: Last night at a holiday get together, my friend Gary Gregory corrected me. (I'd first seen the wallpaper in Gary's shop.) The design, taken from historic wallpaper from the period 1785 - 1790 that depicts a Frenchman handing a dejected Britannia a document with "4 July 1776" on the cover. He's turned his back on Britain and is focused on the American Indian, who represents America. Under his foot is a banner with the words "British Laws" on it. (I had previously thought that the individual in the middle represented a Patriot.) I saw this wallpaper a few years ago and thought it was fabulous. We finally found the right way to show it off: As a high quality zippered pillow case (with insert). The image appears on both sides. — Lee Wright | Founder | The History List | History Camp | The Pursuit of History Size: 20" x 12" Also available and great as a gift this holiday, our "Victory" blanket woven in the US showing the stars from Washington's HQs flag, Made in America from 100% combed, natural cotton. Our thanks to Nicole Newell-Marcus Photography for sharing the photo of the pillow on display at their home.
