There are (2) unused Lexington Minuteman 3D postcards. They have an image of the Minuteman statue in Lexington or Concord, Massachusetts. These are believed to be from the 1960s. One of them has some scuff marks on the image.

There is a linen post card of “Huts at Site of Wayne's Brigade Valley Forge, Pa.”. It was sent from Boston to Brockton, Massachusetts. It was postmarked om August 19th, 1952 and it has a red John Adams two cent postage stamp. It has a diagonal crease.

Next is another post card. It is of an interior of a museum at Fort Ticonderoga, New York showing uniforms and artifacts. The post card is unused but it has scuff marks on the back side.

There is a small thin cut out engraving print of a 1776 Soldier.

Next there are (5) unused matches with printed Soldiers in color.

There is a really long advertising souvenir pencil from Valley Forge National Historical Park of Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. It has Soldiers and cannons. The erasure has been used.

There is an old cast or forged iron crossed rifles charm. We are not sure what this was from, perhaps a watch fob.

There is an old metal keychain with a miniature leather Minuteman hat.

There is a silver colored metal Minuteman bookmark.

Next is a single painted metal jewelry cufflink with a Minuteman.

There are (2) different miniature metal Revolutionary War Soldier playset figures.

The final item in this lot is another Solder play Set figure. This one is plastic from Hong Kong, probably from the 1960s. He is playing a flute and the tip of the tree is missing.