Own a Piece of American Naval History

The Ship That Never Lost a Battle

The USS Constitution earned her nickname — "Old Ironsides" — during the War of 1812, when British cannonballs were seen bouncing off her hull. She's the oldest commissioned warship still afloat in the world, still docked in Boston Harbor today. A model of her isn't just a piece of nautical decor; it's a piece of the same American story your Constitution keepsakes tell, just built in rosewood and teak instead of leather.

USS Constitution Model Ship

Exclusive Edition

Handcrafted in rosewood, mahogany and teak, with metal anchors, cannons and authentic rigging.

Two More Ships Worth Knowing

American naval history has good company. Two other vessels in our collection carry their own outsized stories:

H.M.S. Endeavour, 38"

The ship that carried Captain Cook to chart the Pacific — handmade in wood and metal, built to spec.

H.M.S. Bounty, 37"

Famous for its 1789 mutiny, a museum-quality replica serial numbered and etched into the hull.

A Gift for the History Buff, Not Just the Collector

You don't need to know port from starboard to appreciate these. Each one is a real story built by hand — a desk or shelf piece for anyone who reads about the past as seriously as they read the news.

Shop the full collection at store.nationalmemo.com, or see our Vote Necklace for something more current.