• A parchment-colored ruler highlights trailblazing women of the colonial and Revolutionary eras, with the reverse listing their key achievements and life dates. At the top, a red crosshatched portrait of Mercy Otis Warren appears against an image of a docked ship from the period, while a second overlapping ruler below displays standard inch measurements in red. The 12-inch ruler is crafted from basswood and finished with a clear, non-toxic lacquer.
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Rulers: Women, Early America

Rulers: Women, Early America

$2.50 USD
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Measure up to history with this 12" wooden ruler—where every inch marks a bold move. Featuring trailblazing women of the colonial and Revolutionary eras, it’s proof that greatness isn’t just counted… it’s accounted for (town-founding, boycott-leading, spy-craft included—hi, Lydia Darragh).

From Brooklyn’s Deborah Moody to Mercy Otis Warren (top spot, sharp pen, sharper wit), each name earns its place—because why multitask with homework when you can multitask with history? For more revolutionary stories, check out Occupied City at the Museum of the City of New York.

  • Back lists key achievements and life dates.
  • Clear, non-toxic lacquer finish.
  • 12-inch wooden ruler.
  • Made from basswood.
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