"GR" Georgius Rex King's Broad Arrow Shirt Options:2X-Large about the impending British march

about the impending British march to arrest them and seize colonial arms stored in Concord

James Caldwell (JC)

Designed to compliment any style or decor

having been reprinted once in 1771 and again in 1973

"GR" Georgius Rex King's Broad Arrow Shirt Options:2X-Large about the impending British marchThe GR arrow, commonly known as the Kings Broad Arrow, was a British government mark used throughout the 17th and 18th centuries to denote Crown property during the reigns of the Georgian kings (Georgius Rex). It was most famously carved into New England white pine trees in the American colonies, which were prized for their height and strength and reserved for use as masts in the Royal Navy. Also appearing on military supplies, weapons, and buildings,