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Here we see George Washington as he appeared in 1775 and also as a young officer in the Virginia reserves. We find him sitting for a portrait... and see his life mask which shows us as he actually appeared at the age of 53. Doesn't exactly look like that face on the dollar bill, does it?

There's also John Hancock, whose signature adorns the U.S. Constitution as the first signer of that historic document. And John Marshall, who shaped American constitutional law, dressed in his judicial robes as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.

George Washington. Founding Father & First President of the U.S. Shown in 1775 As Head of Continental Army.	Life Mask of Washington Made in 1785 As He Appeared When He Was 53 Years Old.	Washington Before The Revolution As A Major In the Virginia Forces.
George Washington Sitting For A Portrait By Madame Brienne.	John Hancock. First Signer of the Declaration of Independence. Governor of Massachusetts.	John Marshall. Served 34 Years As Supreme Court Chief Justice, Shaped U.S. Legal System.

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