Ding Cards
Description: A stylized portrait of a man wearing a straw hat and a nose cannula, holding a golden bell in his outstretched hand. Below the figure, large golden text reads "THE LORD OF THE DINGS" with smaller text below stating "ONE DING TO RULE THEM ALL". The background is solid black.
The Lord of the Dings One Ding to Rule Them All Bell Character Portrait Card
by STEPHEN CHOU STD
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Buy "She Said She Missed Me Normally That Would Be Good But She's Reloading" now! Our designs are clever, trendy, and perfect for you! We are so confident in our shirts brightening up your day. Click our store "Super Tato" for more designs and style options.
She Said She Missed Me Normally That Would Be Good But She's Reloading Card
by Super Tato
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Buy "She Said She Missed Me Normally That Would Be Good But She's Reloading" now! Our designs are clever, trendy, and perfect for you! We are so confident in our shirts brightening up your day. Click our store "Super Tato" for more designs and style options.
She Said She Missed Me Normally That Would Be Good But She's Reloading Card
by Super Tato
$5.00 $6.00
Let's Spend Me Some Love Jim Murple Memorial Card
by TempoeDoeloe
$5.00 $6.00
Description: The Baer & Stegmaier Brewery was opened in 1857 on South Canal Street by a partnership between Charles Stegmaier and his father-in-law, George Baer. It was later called the C. Stegmaier & Son brewery, in 1863 before finaly becoming Stegmaier Brewing Company in 1897. Between 1910 and 1913 Stegmaier won eight gold medals at expositions in Paris, Brussels and Rome. After prohibition it became one of the largest independent breweries in North America, reaching an output of a half million barrels in 1940. Using a 60-truck fleet and rail services, the distribution areas eventually covered the East Coast from Maine to Florida - a considerable evolution from the days of 1857 when Charles Stegmaier personally delivered each barrel.
