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THA Commemorative Products and Books Catalog
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NEW for 2023 ! The Treasury Historical Association 50th Anniversary Ornament.
This gold-finished ornament includes the iconic 100-year old 10-foot tall Alexander Hamilton statue on a pedestal on the Treasury Building’s South plaza. The banner at the bottom cites the founding year and this year, citing THA’s 50th Anniversary of service to the U.S. Department of the Treasury. The dimensions of the ornament are about 3 inches high and 2-1/2 inches wide. It comes in a gift/presentation box and a hanging ribbon and an educational insert card telling the story of the founding of THA and the history of the Hamilton statue.
$25
Savings Bonds Golden Anniversary Ornament, 1991
This gold-finished ornament with details in color enamel depicts an early World War II Savings Bonds poster that features Uncle Sam urging citizens to buy bonds to support the American military forces’ efforts to bring peace to the world. It also depicts the modern U.S. Savings Bonds eagle logo. It measures about 3-1/4 by 3 inches and comes with a hanging ribbon, educational insert card and gift/presentation box.
$12
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Ornament, 1997
Issued on BATF’s 25th Anniversary as a Treasury bureau, this gold-finished ornament with details in color enamel, recognizes its earliest mission of collecting revenue and enforcing laws on whiskey tax in the face of dissent by Pennsylvania farmers engaged in what was to be called the “Whiskey Rebellion.” Included in the design are George Washington, Alexander Hamilton and BATF’s 25th Anniversary logo. It measures approximately 2-3/4 by 3 inches and comes with a hanging cord, educational insert card and gift/presentation box.
$12
Treasury Building Ornament, Silver-tone, Undated
The silver ornament is made of solid brass with sterling silver plate. The front of the ornament depicts the south façade of the National Historic Landmark Treasury Building that is next to the White House and that is pictured on the back of the U.S. ten dollar bill. The reverse of the ornament includes the Treasury Department seal in blue enamel finish. The ornament measures about 2-3/4 inches in diameter and is accompanied by a hanging ribbon, educational insert card and lined presentation box.
$20
Treasury Building Ornament, Green, Undated
This ornament is made of solid brass backing, with a three-dimensional resin molding of the Treasury Building. The reverse of the ornament includes the Treasury Department seal etched into the gold finish. The ornament measures about 3-1/2 inches in width and 2-1/2 inches in height and is accompanied by a hanging ribbon, educational insert card and lined presentation box.
$20
Treasury Building Bookmark-Ornament
This gold-finished bookmark-ornament is a smaller rendition of a similarly-designed limited-edition ornament issued in 1989 to commemorate the Department of the Treasury’s Bicentennial. With the addition of your ribbon, the bookmark can be used as a hanging ornament. It measures approximately 1-1/2 by 3 inches and depicts the South Wing of the Treasury Building. It is mounted on a folded educational card.
$10
Treasury Building Snowscene Christmas/Holiday Notecards, Box of 10 with Envelopes, Three Versions
The snowscene cards are based on another watercolor painting by artist Ken Frye. The three versions are:
(a) inside text “Merry Christmas and Best Wishes for the New Year”;
(b) inside text “Seasons Greetings and Best Wishes for the New Year”;
(c) inside text “Happy Holidays and Best Wishes for the New Year”; and,
$12
Fortress of Finance: United States Treasury Building
Written by architectural historian Pamela Scott, author of Temple of Liberty: The United States Capitol Building, this book provides a captivating account of the construction of the first Treasury Office and of the current National Historic Landmark Treasury Building and its unique architectural features that make it one of Washington’s most magnificent structures. The result of over eight years of research, Fortress of Finance received the Independent Publisher’s second-place award for non-fiction books published in 2010 in the Mid-Atlantic states. It is produced in “coffee-table” format, about 8-1/2 x 11 inches, with 336 pages and 185 historic images. Its appendix provides brief histories of Treasury’s current bureaus and those now in other agencies.
$55
Birthplace of Bureaus: United States Treasury Department
This companion volume to THA’s first book provides a brief history of about 40 organizations of the Treasury since its establishment in 1789. While a number of these bureaus still remain in the Treasury Department, many have been transferred to other departments and agencies and even outside the Executive Branch, or have been abolished. Included in the appendix are brief biographies of ten notable historic personalities of the Department, from secretaries of the Treasury to bureau heads and one very famous Treasury law enforcement agent. The book was researched and written by local organizational historian who is the former historian of Treasury’s U.S. Customs Service, Mark Walston. It is produced in the same dimensions, high quality of production and format as Fortress of Finance, with over 100 pages and 35 historic images.