Seastar Bags
Description: Get this for patriotic military aircraft ships lovers, flying veterans and relatives of airplane crews, aviation model makers and air warfare fanatics. Great for airplane memorabilia collectors showing blueprint diagrams of an American T2V SeaStar carrier-capable trainer aircraft.
Description: Who is the subject of this strange silhouette? Taken from an abandoned seaside village, this portrait was one of a few surviving relics taken from the largest home there. No records can be found of who owned the place, and none are sure if Hydra was her name, nickname or title. Those who gaze upon it feel a powerful presence. Will your sanity hold as you plunge into the mystery of who is...Mother Hydra?
Description: Vintage, distressed, black and white line drawing of starfish with faded text layered beneath the image. A classic font gives the Latin name, and more information about sea stars. The image is in muted tones of black and gray. Text reads: "(Echinodermata Asteroidea) A marine invertebrate with central disc and arms that radiate like a the rays of a star. Many species are brightly colored. Sea stars belong to 3 orders, called, edged sea stars, spiny sea stars and forcipulata. Also known as star fish."
