In the era of the Founding Fathers, wax seals secured letters and authenticated documents with unmistakable authority. This antique‑style pair is made for traditional, harder sealing wax and finished with a deliberately distressed, timeworn look.

One seal features a fleur‑de‑lis, long associated with France and frequently used in modern commemorative pieces—a fitting symbol of French support during the Revolution and a nod to the Marquis de Lafayette, celebrated French hero (though not his personal emblem). The other bears a classic leaf motif, both fitted with wooden handles inspired by 18th‑century writing desks.

Ideal for invitations, letters, or gift wrapping, these seals make a thoughtful gift for history buffs and a witty nod to the 250th anniversary of the American Revolutionary War, especially in the spirit of The Occupied City: New York and the American Revolution.

• Fleur‑de‑lis stamp.
• Leaf stamp.
• 1⅛″ diameter solid brass seal.
• 5½″ tall with heavy construction.
• Solid dark cherry‑stained wood handles.
• Interchangeable solid brass dies.
• Distressed, antique finish.
• Designed for traditional hard sealing wax.
• Sealing wax sold separately (required for use).

Sold separately