Force Cards
Red Baron meets Bismarck - Fokker Dr.I Triplane Card
by Military Aviation History
$5.00 $6.00
Description: RAD DAD SOCIETY: Unstoppable Force captures the raw power of fatherhood in an electrifying design. At its core, a menacing skull is entwined with a coiling snake in vibrant greens and yellows, its fangs bared in anticipation. Lightning bolts crackle around the skull, intensifying the feeling of unrelenting energy. The bold ‘RAD DAD’ text above and ‘SOCIETY’ beneath highlight the fierce, untamed power of fatherhood. This design celebrates fathers who stand strong, fearless, and full of energy, ever-ready to face any challenge with unbreakable resolve.
Description: My studio mascot, Harlock the Cat, likes cosplay. Here, he's dressed as Jinpei the Swallow from one of my all-time favorites, Science Ninja Tea, Gatchaman.
Harlock the Cat Cosplay: Swallow Jinpei Card
by Aqutalion's Nifty Stuff
$5.00 $6.00
Proud Sister Of A Vietnam Veteran Military Vets Sibling Card
by seashoop
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Solomon’s Seal represents wisdom and protection. Forget-Me-Nots represent remembrance of a loved one, and also love and respect. They have also occasionally been used as symbol for autism (Emphasis on occasionally, there isn’t one specific flower that represents autism, but orchids and forget-me-nots have been used in that context, okay bye!)
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Description: Echinacea flowers represent strength and healing. Double Flowered Freesias: Freesias represent trust, loyalty, and friendship. Pink freesias represent motherly love (it’s Mama Echo, what more do you want from me?). And I made them Double Flowered Freesias, ‘cause they have an extra row of blooms… like an echo (I’m so lame).
Description: Get this vintage USAAF insignia. Before the official formation of the United States Air Force in 1947 there was the United States Army Air Forces, created in 1941. The service had a series of insignia, this is their latest. Nine months before the creation of the USAF, which retained the design. A white five pointed star on a blue roundel. Added on both sides a lengthwise bar is red, white and blue. The colors are the official Army-Navy Air Craft Color Standards.
Vintage Red White Blue USAAF Insignia Star Bars Card
by Digital Homestead
$5.00 $6.00
Description: If you love Mama Margot and Military Murder podcast, check out this design! It's designed after the "thank you" bag design of old!
Military Murder Podcast - Thank you bag design Card
by Mama_Margot_Productions
$5.00 $6.00
