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Brenda Tolliver, 67. Working metal by hand for thirty years. Every summer she has made her American eagles for the Fourth of July. For the country's 250th, she's making her last.
"The first one was never meant to be sold. I made it for my father's grave — he served in Korea and almost never spoke of it. Folks at the cemetery saw it and started asking. That's how it began, one eagle at a time."
— Brenda Tolliver, Muskogee, Oklahoma
What You Receive
A full 66 inches tall. Heavy-gauge steel, hand-cut, hand-shaped, hand-painted. Wings spread, in the colors of the flag.
Built to push into the soil and hold its place through wind and real weather. No tools, no assembly.
A short note included with every order — a small piece of a thirty-year tradition.
If it doesn't feel right when it arrives, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.
Why This Eagle
Every detail below is the result of thirty years of making the same thing by hand — and refusing to cut a corner on any of them.
Not the thin tin that bends in your hand and arrives the size of a dinner plate. This is heavy-gauge steel, cut and shaped by hand. Pick it up once and you can feel the difference between a real piece and a Facebook-ad knock-off.
The deep blue of the field, the red and white through the wings, the white crown of the head — brushed on by hand, layer after layer, with a UV-stable finish over the top. It won't fade to the sad pink the cheap ones turn by August.
The bare metal is primed before a drop of color goes on, so rust never gets a foothold. It stands through sun, rain, and wind, season after season — left out from Memorial Day clear through Veterans Day, year after year.
Taller than most of the "jumbo" eagles in the photos — 66″ high, 32″ wide, 21″ deep. The picture is the product. What you see is exactly what arrives at your door.
Made by hand in the United States and shipped from a U.S. warehouse — not bent into a box overseas. If anything's wrong, a real person answers here in the States, not a dead return address.
Each eagle takes the better part of two days. It is cut, shaped, and hand-painted individually, which is why no two are ever exactly the same. There never was an assembly line, and there never will be.
✦ Craft Note
"The difference between a hand-built metal piece and a stamped import is obvious the moment you hold both. Heavy-gauge steel that's been hand-primed and finished with a UV-stable coat will hold its color and shape outdoors for years, where a thin printed import fades and rusts within a season. What's being made here is the real thing — the same way these pieces have been built by hand for generations."
Wade Hollis — Master Metalworker · 30 years · past president, Oklahoma Metal Arts Guild
Where It Stands
Quality Promise
If the eagle doesn't feel right when it arrives — the weight, the finish, the size, anything — send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No overseas return address, no runaround. Just an email to our team here in the States.
✦ A Note From Muskogee
Brenda hand-finishes every eagle and looks over each one before it ships. Slight variations in the brushwork and the shaping of the metal are a natural part of handmade work — no two eagles are exactly alike, and that is by design. The steel is cut by hand. The paint is brushed on, layer by layer. Each one takes the better part of two days. These aren't flaws. They are the maker's hand at work — thirty years of it.
The Details
| Material | Heavy-gauge American steel, hand-primed against rust |
| Finish | Hand-painted, layer by layer, with a UV-stable outdoor coat — won't fade, crack, or peel |
| Construction | Hand-cut, hand-shaped, hand-painted — roughly two days per eagle, one at a time |
| Size | 66″ H × 32″ W × 21″ D (approx. 168 × 82 × 53 cm) |
| Installation | Ground stake — push into the soil; holds through wind and weather. No tools or assembly. |
| Display | Year-round outdoors — from Memorial Day through Veterans Day, season after season |
| Made In | United States — made and shipped from the USA, with U.S.-based support |
| Maker | Brenda Tolliver — working metal by hand for thirty years, Muskogee, Oklahoma |
| Final Collection | Her last summer — no reorders once sold out |
| Guarantee | 30-day full refund, no questions asked |
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