Kwk Baseball T-Shirts
Description: KWK Radio was the oldest station in St. Louis. It started out in 1925 as KFVE and became KWK in 1927. After playing adult standards and then R and B, KWK switched to Top 40 in 1978. In 1979, KWK was broadcasted simultaneously on 106.5 FM. The station became KGLD, which played the oldies, in 1984. Afterwards, there were numerous changes in format and call signs. The station gained national fame when a DJ smashed Elvis records and declared,"Rock N Roll is dead."
Description: Panzer IV Ausf. H tank artwork depicts a ruined village with green foliage, smoke and infantry advancing beside the tank. A weathered main vehicle leads the composition, with two supporting tanks in the distance, dramatic smoke, flying earth and warm explosion light. This cinematic german armor illustration combines a vintage military aesthetic with model-name lettering and historical reference details. Designed for tank enthusiasts, military vehicle collectors and readers of Second World War history. An artistic historical reconstruction rather than a documentary battlefield photograph. Every image in this collection is created with care and the intention of making its details as complete and historically accurate as possible.
Panzer IV Ausf. H WW2 Tank Art Baseball T-Shirt
by CapricornX Artist
$19 $26
Description: Tiger II tank artwork depicts a snowy forest village with dark evergreen trees, church ruins and winter infantry. A weathered main vehicle leads the composition, with two supporting tanks in the distance, dramatic smoke, flying earth and warm explosion light. This cinematic german armor illustration combines a vintage military aesthetic with model-name lettering and historical reference details. Designed for tank enthusiasts, military vehicle collectors and readers of Second World War history. An artistic historical reconstruction rather than a documentary battlefield photograph. Every image in this collection is created with care and the intention of making its details as complete and historically accurate as possible.
Description: Panther Ausf. A tank artwork depicts a muddy village street with leafy trees, a shattered church and accompanying infantry. A weathered main vehicle leads the composition, with two supporting tanks in the distance, dramatic smoke, flying earth and warm explosion light. This cinematic german armor illustration combines a vintage military aesthetic with model-name lettering and historical reference details. Designed for tank enthusiasts, military vehicle collectors and readers of Second World War history. An artistic historical reconstruction rather than a documentary battlefield photograph. Every image in this collection is created with care and the intention of making its details as complete and historically accurate as possible.
