Revolutionary War Toys

Espionage, intelligence gathering, or "spying" is a necessary and vital part of any war. The American War of Independence was no exception. While today,s methods are more technologically advanced, those used during the American Revolution were no less effective in achieving their goal: providing valuable information about the enemy.

Rubber Band Powered Wood Cannon.

Metal silver toned hollow coin holds your secret message.

550 piece puzzle features a painting from the Rotunda of the Capitol, The Surrender of Cornwallis.

For kids who dream of doing undercover, secret detective work, this is a toy for an adventurous spirit. The imprint of history allows your child to discover intriguing facts about times from the past.

Usually out-gunned as well as out-manned, General George Washington's Revolutionary Armed Forces were at a distinct disadvantage throughout the Revolutionary War when confronted by the British Redcoats. In order to avoid the main roads of Colonial America the newly formed army needed to know which direction to go - hence the Revolutionary War-era compass.