THE OCCASION
America turns 250 once. Most décor doesn't reflect that.
Stars-and-stripes accessories fill store shelves every Fourth of July, but very few of them are actually built around this specific anniversary.
Most patriotic décor is designed to work for any year — the same flag motifs and generic red-white-and-blue patterns get reprinted season after season. Nothing on the piece ties it to 2026 specifically, so it looks the same next to a display from five years ago or five years from now.
This sign is built around the milestone itself. The eagle and the Declaration of Independence scroll are paired with an explicit 1776–2026 base, so the piece marks the anniversary rather than just borrowing its color scheme. It's meant to stay on a shelf as a marker of this specific year, not get packed away after one weekend.
A once-in-a-lifetime anniversary is worth a display that actually says so.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
One sign, four details worth noticing
Everything below is part of the single 250th Anniversary Eagle Table Sign — no separate pieces to buy or lose.
Bald Eagle Centerpiece
The focal point of the design, detailed enough to hold up as the main feature of a shelf or desk display.
Declaration of Independence Scroll
Artwork of the founding document worked into the design, tying the piece to the country's origin rather than just its flag colors.
1776–2026 Commemorative Base
The two years are set directly into the base of the sign, marking the exact span of the anniversary.
Matching Wooden Stand
Included with the sign so it stands upright on a flat surface without extra hardware.
SETTING IT UP
A simple way to bring it into any room
No tools and no assembly beyond the included stand — pick a spot and set it down.

Pick a Spot
A mantel, entryway table, office desk, or bookshelf all work — anywhere flat and visible.
Attach the Stand
Slide the base of the wood sign into the included stand until it sits flush and upright.
Set It Level
Place it on a stable, even surface so it isn't likely to tip or get knocked over.
Style Around It
Pair it with a small flag, a candle, or other America 250 pieces if you're building out a fuller display.
Leave It Out for the Anniversary Year
Unlike single-holiday décor, the 1776–2026 design works for Independence Day, Veterans Day, and everyday display throughout the anniversary year.
Keep it toward the back of a shelf or table edge, away from spots where it could easily be bumped.
THE DESIGN
Built around the anniversary, not just the colors
The design keeps three elements in one piece: the bald eagle for national symbolism, the Declaration of Independence scroll for the founding document itself, and the 1776–2026 dates for the anniversary being marked.
It's cut from wood rather than printed plastic, and it sits on its own matching stand — built to stay part of a shelf or mantel display rather than get packed away after one holiday.
9.2 × 9.2 in
Sized for desks, shelves, and mantels
Solid Wood
Flat wood construction, not printed plastic
1776–2026
The exact span of the anniversary, built into the base
SPECIFICATIONS
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It's approximately 9.2 × 9.2 inches, a flat wood design that stands upright using the included matching stand.
It's best kept indoors or in a sheltered outdoor spot, away from prolonged direct sunlight and excessive moisture, to protect the wood and the printed design.
One 250th Anniversary Eagle Table Sign, which includes the matching wooden stand.
Dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth, keep it on a stable surface away from areas where it could get knocked over, and avoid soaking it or leaving it in extreme weather. Store it somewhere dry when it's not on display.
Mark 250 years the right way
One display for Independence Day, gifting, or year-round patriotic décor.