US Capitol Gifts

This the Official Pen and Key Chain of the United States House of Representatives.

Delight in this fun and festive rendition of the US Capitol Building with an over-sized US Flag waving behind it. At the heart of Washington DC, this landmark building will inspire patriotism and pride on your Christmas tree this year!

The Great Eagle American Flag Clock captures all of the splendor of downtown Washington DC! Scale models of the White House, Washington Monument, and the US Capitol Building are nestled in the grass before a majestic mid-flight Eagle, and a waving US Flag which houses a lovely desk clock. This is the perfect gift for a desktop or mantle! Give yours today!

The American bald eagle reproduced on this custom money clip was designed for the White House during President Abraham Lincoln's administration. Money clips are perfect gifts for any man this season. This gold American Eagle money clip is the latest edition of our pewter jewelry items and comes with antiqued 24k gold electroplate finish.

Accessorize with the Great Seal lapel pin. Polished gold electroplate, 7/16 with ball clutch.

A set of three golf balls (United States Capitol, Great Seal, White House) are enclosed in a plastic sleeve for display.

Our cool, embroidered adjustable pink cap is perfect for leisure and casual wear, on or off the golf course all year through!

Classically inspired goldtone Seal of the United States cufflinks featuring a cobalt enamel inlay.

the Great Seal Cufflinks are die struck, 3/4" diameter polished gold electroplate, white enamel background. Swivel cuff link action attachment; packaged in two-piece gift box.

The Statue of Freedom by Thomas Crawford is the crowning feature of the dome of the United States Capitol. This beautiful reproduction of the magnificent figure that stands sentry on top of the Dome is offered in some of the original marble from the East Front of the Capitol.

The U.S. Capitol musical snow globe features the Capitol Building in the center of the globe, surrounded with some pine trees and on the base of the globe are surrounded by likenesses of other Washington landmarks such as The White House, Lincoln Memorial, Iwo Jima Memorial, Washington Monument and Jefferson Memorial.

On July 4, 1776, the Second Continental Congress, meeting in Philadelphia in the Pennsylvania State House (now Independence Hall), approved the Declaration of Independence.