CAPITOL PLATTER
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This bone china ser ving platter b y Pickard is framed b y
e l e ments of Constantino Brumidi's architectural motifs and
decorated with a turn-of the-century colored engraving.
(12 1/2" x 9 1/4")
#001184
$175.00
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$157.50
THE CONGRESSIONAL CLUB COOKBOOK
ESSIONAL LUB
Copper edges and the look and feel of fine leather binding add elegance
to this classic cookbook that includes a gathering of national and international recipes and historic vignettes from Washington, D.C. Copper
ashing
embossing on the cover and a copper-colored ribbon marker finish this
collectible volume. 775 pp.
#001815 $59.95
Members $53.95
THE AMERICAN SENATE: AN INSIDER'S HISTORY
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This ground breaking, comprehensive history of the United States Senate is the
result of twenty years of research by two
authorities on Senate history. A longtime Time magazine congressional core
respondent and the former historian of
the U.S. Senate examine both institutional continuities and recent changes that
offer surprising insights into the origins of
partisan gridlock. Hardcover, 16 B&W halfftones 472 pp., 2013, by Neil MacNeil and
Richard A. Baker.
#002755
Members
$29.95
$26.95
COLUM
LUMBUS DOOR BOOKENDS
Crafted from the marble taken from the east front steps during the 1995 renovations, these bookends are based on the 17-foot tall,
20,000 pound bronze doors in the east front of the Capitol building. The doors have a curved semicircular tympanum above two
valves that are each divided into four panels that depict the life of Christopher Columbus. Engraved in the base of the bookends
is a quote by Carl Sandburg: "Whenever a People or an Institution Forgets its Hard Beginnings it is Beginning to Decay."
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(9 1/2" x 5" x 3")
#002404
$128.00
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$115.20
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