Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute

Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute

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Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute
  • Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute
  • Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute
  • Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute
  • Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute
  • Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute
  • Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute
Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute

Bradford Exchange Iwo Jima Collector Plate – Visions of Glory – David Cook – WWII Military Tribute

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$25.00
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Crafted of fine hard-fire porcelain by The Bradford Exchange, this limited-edition collector plate features David Cook's stirring artwork depicting the historic Battle of Iwo Jima, one of the defining moments of World War II. Produced as the first issue in the Visions of Glory collector plate series, this decorative plate commemorates the courage, sacrifice, and determination of the United States Marines who fought during one of the Pacific Theater's most significant battles.

Bradford Exchange "Iwo Jima"

Honor the bravery of the Greatest Generation with this limited-edition Bradford Exchange collector plate featuring Iwo Jima, the first issue in the Visions of Glory series.

Created from original artwork by acclaimed military artist David Cook, this decorative porcelain plate captures the iconic flag raising atop Mount Suribachi during the Battle of Iwo Jima. Surrounded by scenes of fierce combat on land, sea, and in the air, the artwork pays tribute to the extraordinary courage of the Marines who secured one of the most important victories of the Pacific campaign.

Produced by The Bradford Exchange, this collector plate was manufactured as a limited edition of 95 firing days and was created to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima (February 23, 1945 – February 23, 1995). It bears its original manufacturer backstamp, Bradex number, and individual plate number.

Whether displayed in a military history collection, veterans' display, patriotic home, or collector plate cabinet, this piece serves as a moving tribute to one of America's most enduring symbols of courage and sacrifice.

This example bears Plate Number 6414A and Bradex Number 84-B10-198.1, identifying it as the first issue in The Bradford Exchange Visions of Glory collector plate series.

Historical Background

The Battle of Iwo Jima began on February 19, 1945, when United States Marines landed on the volcanic island of Iwo Jima in one of the bloodiest battles of the Pacific Theater. After days of intense fighting, Marines raised the American flag atop Mount Suribachi on February 23, 1945, creating one of the most recognizable and enduring images in American military history.

The battle ultimately lasted more than a month and demonstrated the extraordinary courage and determination of the Marines who fought there. The iconic flag-raising became a lasting symbol of American sacrifice, perseverance, and victory during World War II.

Features

  • The Bradford Exchange
  • Original artwork by David Cook
  • Title: Iwo Jima
  • Series: Visions of Glory
  • First Issue
  • Limited Edition
  • Limited to 95 firing days
  • Created for the 50th Anniversary of the Battle of Iwo Jima
  • Hard-fire porcelain collector plate
  • Approximately 8¼ inches in diameter
  • Decorative display plate
  • Original manufacturer backstamp
  • Bradex Number: 84-B10-198.1
  • Individually numbered plate

Condition

Very good vintage condition.

No chips, cracks, or repairs observed during inspection. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the item description.

Perfect for gifting, collecting, or keeping something a little unexpected for yourself.

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