Nylon Tote Bag with Truman Seal Mirror Accessory
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SKU: 003142
Size: 18" L x 5" W x 12" H; Handle Drop: 11"
Designed for professionals and travelers, this versatile tote keeps essentials organized, protected, and easy to access. Made from durable water-resistant nylon with textured trim, it transitions seamlessly from work to travel. Features include a secure top zipper, a padded laptop compartment for devices up to 16", RFID-safe pockets, interior organization for pens and keys, and two exterior quick-access pockets. A built-in luggage sleeve slides over suitcase handles for easy travel, making it the perfect companion for workdays, commutes, and trips.
Product description
On October 25, 1945, President Harry S. Truman issued Executive Order 9646, which officially defined the Presidential Coat of Arms and Seal for the first time. An eagle’s head, which originally faced right toward a bundle of thirteen arrows held in its talons, was turned to face left toward the olive branch it held, symbolizing peace. Since 1945, the only changes made to the seal were the additions of the 49th and 50th stars.
Wipe Clean With Damp Cloth.
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About the White House Historical Association
Founded in 1961 by First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, the White House Historical Association is the nonprofit, nonpartisan organization entrusted with preserving and sharing the history of the White House. The Association is able to fulfill its mission to share White House history through the support of private philanthropy and the sale of our educational books and products. As a continuation of our education mission, the Association also operates The People’s House: A White House Experience, a free, immersive, educational museum in Washington, D.C., which welcomes hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.