"Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier" 100th Anniversary Sculpture

Constructed in 1921, The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was originally created as the final resting place for Unknowns from World War I, World War II and the Korean War. This revered place continues to be visited by millions each year in honor of the unidentified soldiers throughout history who sacrificed their lives to protect our nation. Now, to mark the 100th anniversary of this exalted monument, you can pay tribute to our past, present and future U.S. service members with the Silence And Respect: Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier Sculpture, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange. Plus, a portion of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to support families of wounded veterans, POWs and service members reported missing in action.

Substantially sized at over nine inches in height and width, this marbleized-finish sculpture is hand-cast with detailing inspired by the original monument. The eastern side of the sculpture features three classical figures including Victory holding a palm branch, Peace holding a dove and Valor holding a sword. The western side's inscription reads, "Here Rests in Honored Glory an American Soldier Known but to God". On the other two sides, six inverted wreaths represent mourning and the six major campaigns in WWI. This commemorative military sculpture elegantly shines with golden trim and a raised-relief emblem recalling the Great Seal of the United States. At the front of the sculptural tomb, a fully dimensional sentinel is on guard in his full uniform holding the M14 rifle and he is masterfully finished in a classic bronzed patina. High demand is expected for meaningful military decor, so don't delay; order now!