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The most memorable events of the American Revolution come to life in this action packed activity set. Includes five coloring books: George Washington, Uniforms of the American Revolution, Story of the American Revolution, Heroes and Heroines of the American Revolution, and Life in Colonial America, an 11" x 17" color-your-own poster, and full color Decloration of Independence poster. Also includes crayons and 28 old time patriotic stickers. A $27.00 value.

 by A. G. Smith. Softbound, 8-1/2" x 11". With this easy-to-make model of an Indian teepee village, youngsters ages 5 & up can travel back in time to a way of life practiced for centuries by tribes that roamed the vast plains of the American West. Printedon card stock are 5 teepees and 20 action figures of individuals and troops involved in everyday activities.

by Peter Copeland. In this carefully researched and accurately rendered coloring book, the author dramatically portrays 42 outstanding Native Americans who lived between the 17th and 20th centuries. Depicted in historical settings are such noted leaders as Queen Allaquippa, Joseph Brant, King Phillip, Chief Joseph, Tecumseh, Red Jacket and more.

by David RickmanFull page drawings of Sioux, Crow, Blackfoot, Pawnee and others are shown in the clothing they actually wore, in realistic settings performing everyday tasks. Full captions identify the tribe, period, way of life and changes in customs and traditions over time.

by Peter Copeland. An entertaining collection of ready-to-color drawings complete with fact filled captions.

 by Peter Copeland Detailed scenes from nearly 40 tribes across North America from 1600 thru 1850.

by Tom Tierney. 8 dolls and 32 costumes feature an early 1600’s family of 3 generations. Both entertaining and educational.

by Peter Copeland The text and drawing to be colored present an entertaining history lesson for the young reader.

by Peter Copeland. Depicting the common man and woman of the day involved in daily life, dressed in period clothing.

by Tom Tierney. A fascinating glimpse of clothing styles worn by Colonial Americans from early the 1600's to mid 1700's. 45 carefully researched scenes present an exciting panorama of wearing apparel spanning 150 years of American history.

by Tom Tierney. 15 plates. An American colonial family of eight is shown in period attire as they live out the drama of the Revolution. Thirty-two (32) authentic, full-color costumes and eight (8) paper dolls pluswell-researched and accurate text.

by Peter Copeland. Forty-two ready-to-color illustrations depict the life of this revered American. Follow the life of the "Father of Our Country" from the cherry tree through his military service to leading our great nation.

by Peter Copeland. 45 scenes of the most important events of the Revolutionary War, with brief text explaining their importance.

by Peter Copeland. 44 ready-to-color illustrations of early American leaders as well as a number of men and women who fought valiantly in the Revolutionary War. Informative captions under each picture.

by Peter Copeland. Thirty captioned scenes chronicle the adventure-packed life of famed American hunter, trapper, and explorer Daniel Boone, with lifelike drawings depicting his early years in the wild, withstanding Indian attacks, and service in the War of 1812.

by Peter Copeland. Travel with these famous explorers from the President’s Office to the Pacific coast. Highlights of this great adventure are depicted with background text about the events.

by James A. Hanson, Ph.D. Softbound, 48 pages, 8" x 11". The astonishing story of America’s most romantic explorers - the mountainmen. Includes 44 painstakingly researched and accurately detailed plates that document the life, costume, equipment and significant events of the mountain man and his times.

48 detailed scenes of famous events of the Civil War with brief text explaining the event and its place in the course of the War.

by A. G. Smith. Over 100 authentic Union and Confederate soldiers in full color on a heavy card stock.

by Peter Copeland. Between 1830 and 1860 thousands of slaves escaped to the North and Canada by way of the underground railroad. The author portrays scenes from this grim period in 45 dramatically rendered illustrations. Slave ships, slave pens, runaways  and abolitionists make this an informative, factual and entertaining book.