Chain Cards
Description: In 1858, Göran Fredrik Göransson began producing steel using the Bessemer process for the first time in the world. In 1862, Göransson founded the company Högbo Stål & Jernwerks AB in Sandviken, Sweden, but went bankrupt just four years later. The company was re-established under the name Sandvikens Jernverks AB in 1868 with Anders Henrik Göransson, son of the founder, as appointed General Manager. Sandvik began manufacturing products from their steel in 1885, leading to a line of high quality hand tools and accessories that would continue on for decades, and range from hand saws to wood chisels. In the 1920s, chainsaw bars, chains, and other accessories were added, and quickly became favorites of loggers and timber workers worldwide.
the jesus and mary chain // fanart Posters and Art Prints Card
by Fashion_s_vibe
$5.00 $6.00
Cool Hand Luke Quote Sometimes Nothin' Can Be A Real Cool Hand Card
by Retro Valley
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Make like Rick the Prick and Buzz, and give ol' Stretch a ring on the K-OKLA Red River Rock 'n Roll Request line, deep in the heart of Burkburnett, Texas! Red River Rock 'n' Roll, from the tip-top of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Even though you're all loomin', she's got a shot of hot rock 'n roll for you, anyway. (Also in pin form, here: cameraviscera.bigcartel.com)
Description: Celebrate freedom and liberation with this powerful Juneteenth design. Featuring a raised fist breaking free from shackles in vibrant Pan-African colors, it honors the legacy of emancipation since 1865. Perfect for Black History Month, Juneteenth celebrations, and anyone proud of African American heritage.
Juneteenth Breaking Every Chain Since 1865 Freedom Day Card
by seralocas
$5.00 $6.00
Description: breaking every chain, freedom day, black history, civil rights, 1865, african american, black pride, pan african colors, fist raise, broken chains, liberation, equality, history, celebrating freedom.
Juneteenth Breaking Every Chain Since 1865 Freedom Day Card
by bjtworld
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Breaking Every Chain Juneteenth African, african american, black history month, black power, black pride, freedom, juneteenth, breaking every chain, juneteenth, juneteenth idea, breaking every chain since 1865, juneteenth freedom, juneteenth, juneteenth idea, breaking every chain since 1865, juneteenth freedom.
Description: A welder wearing a mask and protective gear is shown working with sparks flying. The design is framed by chains, with teal speckling in the background. The text "MY THOUGHTS ARE DIRTY" is at the top, and "BUT MY WELDS ARE CLEAN" is at the bottom.
My Thoughts Are Dirty But My Welds Are Clean Welder Chain Card
by Birsencavus
$5.00 $6.00
