Gainesville Baseball T-Shirts

Florida HOME

Florida retro bubble

florida groovy

This is Gator Country sticker

florida glitter lettering

This is the 23rd design in my daily doodle project. The topic was "Lush." I cannot think of a more lush feeling than the fur of a mini-rex rabbit. It's like warm, living, crushed velvet. Sundae is a rescue rabbit with Gainesville Rabbit Rescue and is up for adoption! 50% of all profits from this design will be donated to Gainesville Rabbit Rescue!

Show your excitement for the new era in Florida with this fun design. Perfect for Gator fans across the world.

Florida hearts

uflorida lettering

I've lived my whole life in Florida, so I made this represent my state. There's palmettos, oranges, orange blossoms, mosquitos, and a hidden vip mouse. The mosquitos are very important. They are basically our state bird.

Is a loved one moving away for college or a new job? Give them a reminder of where love lives to take with them.

Taking a walk on a warm evening up by Lake Lanier, The Geese were about to head home as the sun was falling down below the trees.

Galaxy Gator

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Show your excitement for the new era in Florida with this fun design. Perfect for Gator fans across the world.

Show your love for Florida with this design.

Sic 'Em Mode On

Florida - Groovy

Florida Airlines was a commuter airline based in Florida that operated from 1960 to 1982. It is said to have had the largest Douglas DC3 fleet in the world in 1976. Airline deregulation eventually resulted in the demise of the airline. The company slogan was The Florida Connection.The Airline served Miami, Fort Myers, Sarasota, Tampa, Gainesville, Tallahassee, Jacksonville, Ocala, Punta Gorda, Port Charlotte, Fort Lauderdale, and Rock Sound and Georgetown, Bahamas.

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Show your love for the Gators

Symbol of Gainesville, FL airport on aeronautical chart. Perfect for pilots and aviation enthusiasts in Gainesville and North Central Florida.

In the early '40s, C.S. (Clarence) "Turby" Turbeville and Ike Walker fished their local Texas lakes and found themselves working to improve existing lure designs to work better in their local fishing spots. After coming up with a new design altogether that proved to be highly effective, friends began requesting them, and soon after, so did local stores. Seeing the potential, these two north Texas fishermen set up in a garage in 1944, working nights making their new lures as Bomber Bait Co. In 1946, the Bomber Bait Co. was incorporated, and new machine processes were developed. A year later, Bomber was already making 1,000 lures a day – a significant output for a product that had yet to see national advertising!

Vintage Ocala, FL

Original logo of the Gville Flyers Flying Club in Gainesville, FL

Moon Magazine was an alternative newspaper published in Gainesville, Florida in the 90s and early 2000s.