Birkenhead Baseball T-Shirts

Description: Straight Outta Birkenhead is celebration of football, Music, Merseyside and British culture.

Description: The artwork illustrates Birkenhead's cityscape with an ink drawing. The drawing highlights the area's history in England.

Description: Royal Navy - HMS Birkenhead, also known as HM Troopship Birkenhead, was one of the first iron-hulled ships built for the Royal Navy. In January 1852, HMS Birkenhead left Portsmouth to transport troops to fight in the Frontier War in South Africa. In February 1852, the ship sank off the South African coast. The sinking of the Birkenhead is one of the earliest maritime disaster evacuations during which the concept of "women and children first" is known to have been applied. "Women and children first" subsequently became standard procedure in relation to the evacuation of sinking ships, in fiction and in life. The term "Birkenhead Drill" became defined as courageous behaviour in hopeless circumstances.

Description: A view of Liverpool’s Iconic skyline taken from Seacome on the Wirral Peninsular. You can see both Cathedrals, St John Beacon (Radio City Tower), The three graces (Liver building, Cunard building and the Port of Liverpool building) Pier Head and the Liverpool Museum.

Description: Its Grim Up North

Description: Inspiration taken from the the song “Lord Hereford’s Knob” by the mighty Half Man Half Biscuit from their album CSI:Ambleside.

Description: The "Royal Iris of the Mersey" with the iconic Liverpool waterfront in the background! This Mersey Ferry was originally the Birkenhead Ferry "Mountwood" launched in 1959, renamed and refurbished in 2001 "MV Royal Iris of the Mersey". The original Royal Iris is still registered with Lloyds and is berthed on the Thames near Woolwich. The Mountwood was used in the film "Ferry 'Cross The Mersey" and also appeared in the opening titles for the television series "The Liver Birds".

Description: The "Royal Iris of the Mersey" with the iconic Liverpool waterfront in the background! This Mersey Ferry was originally the Birkenhead Ferry "Mountwood" launched in 1959, renamed and refurbished in 2001 "MV Royal Iris of the Mersey". The original Royal Iris is still registered with Lloyds and is berthed on the Thames near Woolwich. The Mountwood was used in the film "Ferry 'Cross The Mersey" and also appeared in the opening titles for the television series "The Liver Birds".

Description: Classic American Varsity design based on the alternate colours of Tranmere with a worn effect