Norfolk "Getting Balled Since 1776" St. Paul's Church Cannonball Magnet
Norfolk "Getting Balled Since 1776" St. Paul's Church Cannonball Magnet
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Some people hold a grudge. Norfolk holds a cannonball.
When the British bombarded Norfolk on New Year's Day, 1776, they left behind more than a little bad feeling. A cannonball lodged in the brick wall of St. Paul's Church remains one of the city's most enduring reminders of the Revolutionary War—and possibly its oldest piece of embedded ammunition.
Our Getting Balled Since 1776 magnet celebrates this remarkable bit of local history with a healthy dose of irreverence. Featuring the historic church, its famous cannonball, Southern magnolias, and richly detailed vintage-inspired artwork, it's a souvenir with 250 years of history behind the punchline.
Perfect for history buffs, Norfolk locals, and anyone who appreciates a little colonial-era mischief.
57 × 57 × 6.3 mm (2¼ × 2¼ inches × ¼ inches)
Détails du produit
Détails du produit
Ceramic tile with strong magnet attached. Designed and printed in-house at Studio Ten Design from imported blanks. Our design and printing method results in a bas relief (2½ dimension) magnet with incredible texture. Exclusive design available only at The Lost Wax Company.
Found in Home & Garden collection.
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