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| - Located in tortuga, the Francis Brigade Memorial is a place that holds history, and valubles of the brigade. It holds life-size figures of defeated enemies, old brigade members, and other figures. Small figures of other enemies and brigade members are sold outside The Francis Brigade Memorial Some of the items on display are brigade coats including a coat owned by Francis Bluehawk himself! This piece is worth around 30,000 gold pieces for any collector this is a must have. Also on display is a pistol owned by Dog O' hawk, a retired colonel in the brigade. Another item is a sharp shooter badge owned by Hawk. Other items include flags with bullet holes ( one has a cannon hole ) from battles. There are also cannons and muskets on display as well as several francis brigade tokens and coins recovered from Camp Baboon. The one dollar coin shows francis bluehawk facing the side and is made out of silver on the coin it says make a stand for freedom. This coin was minted from 1712–Present. 50,000 of these were made. The 20 cent piece shows Retired colonel Dog O' hawk these were minted from 1718-1721 and as few as 6,000 were made on the coin it says make a stand for freedom. The 15 cent coin shows Sergeant Greencloths on it, and says "The Price of freedom... is not very high, but the price FOR the price of freedom... is infamously high." 5,000 of these were made. The 5 cent piece shows a brigade ship sitting in the ocean and it also say make a stand for freedom 100,000 of these pieces were made. The three cent piece shows Jeffrey Blasthawk from the side wearing his division hat, it says make a stand for freedom and 200,000 of these peices were made. The two cent piece shows charlotte heart stealer from the side and it says make a stand for freedom 200,000 of these peices were made. The one cent piece shows the brigade flag and says if anyone attempts to tear it down shoot him on the spot. 200,000 peices of these were made. Since this is so prized, it is in a solid container with a code lock. The codelock has twenty-eight letters, and only the co. owners, Jeffrey Blasthawk, and Richard Goldvane and the guildmaster Francis Bluehawk knows it
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