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1920 West Point US Military Academy Gorham Sterling Silver Coffee & Tea Set

$ 1947.26

Availability: 55 in stock
  • Denver Gold and Silver Exchange LLC: Longtime member: Member since: Nov 27, 2000
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  • Condition: Glass Tray not included -- Beautiful and looks like the day it was made -- This 1920 West Point US Military Academy Gorham Sterling Silver Tea / Coffee Vintage set is in excellent like new condition .... well taken care of ... no dents or dings. Monogrammed "S". This is a vintage Coffeepot and it still has the appeal as the day it was made but remember, this is a vintage piece and has been owned ... you will be delighted with its over all appearance and condition. -- Your item was cleaned, polished, sterilized by a professional silversmith ... you item will be well wrapped in acid free paper --
  • Theme: Motto: Duty • Honor • Country
  • Age: Post-1940
  • Brand: Gorham
  • Maker: Gorham
  • Composition: Sterling Silver

    Description

    Florence Gold and Silver Exchange is pleased to present for Sale:
    1920 West Point US Military Academy Gorham Sterling Silver Tea / Coffee Set
    Make/Model - Gorham
    Retailed by the Bailey, Banks & Biddle Co
    All 3 pieces have the United States Military Academy Crest and the year 1920
    Material – Sterling Silver
    Pattern: Plymouth
    Monogrammed: S underneath the West Point Logo on each piece
    Handles and lids are tight - no wobble
    This beautiful Coffee and Teas set was professionally polished by a silversmith.
    Measurements:
    Measurements – Large pot is 8" tall, small pot is 6" tall, creamer is 4.5" tall
    Large coffee pot weighs 549.2grams / Small tea pot weighs 472.2grams / Creamer weighs 176.9 grams
    Total weight : 1,198.3 grams
    The set is monogrammed with "S" --
    some of the class of 1920
    with the last name starting with "S" could be: Seybold, Stanley, Swartz, Stratton, Stace, Schick, Schabacker.
    West Point, a Century Ago, 1911-1920: An Amazing Decade
    by Robert C. Carrol Colonel, US Army Retired
    Looking back at West Point one hundred years ago, we see a dripping wet New Cadet Dwight Eisenhower (1915) on 14 June 1911 wondering what in the world he had gotten himself into. By the end of that decade, Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur (1903) would be West Point’s new superintendent. In the interim, the academy would endure some amazing events and challenges. It would also graduate a pantheon of leaders who would serve our nation with remarkable distinction. What follows is a glimpse of what it was like to be at the Military Academy a century ago and a snapshot of the alumni it produced during the decade 1911-1920.
    And these young men would face a science-heavy West Point curriculum with math, physical sciences, engineering, and ordnance, along with English, history, law, languages, tactics, and gymnastics/physical culture. Demanding? Yes! As it is today!
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