Roosevelt Plaque — “Aggressive fighting for the right is the greatest sport the world affords” — 1920 Henry Knox Officials believed the sighting to

Officials believed the sighting to be a group of U

Shown on display this summer at Brimfield

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1944: ROOSEVELT AND CHURCHILL PLEDGE QUICK SHIFT OF FORCES TO CRUSH 'BARBARIANS OF PACIFIC"

Hardly a man is now alive

Roosevelt Plaque — “Aggressive fighting for the right is the greatest sport the world affords” — 1920 Henry Knox Officials believed the sighting toPortrait of Roosevelt as he lived life, intent, determined, moving forward and ready to take on all comers. Below it, these words: Aggressive fighting for the right is the greatest sport the world affords On the reverse, marked with "C 3 15." The plaque is heavy. Made of medallium, a type of bronze alloy of copper and tin, it weighs nearly 7 pounds. As you see in the photos, it has a wonderful patina and is in excellent condition. It was sculpted by