Ltd Cards
Description: Birmingham Small Arms Co. Ltd. (BSA) was a major British industrial combine, a group of businesses manufacturing military and sporting firearms; bicycles; motorcycles; cars; buses and bodies; steel; iron castings; hand, power, and machine tools; coal cleaning and handling plants; sintered metals; and hard chrome process. After the Second World War, BSA did not manage its business well, and a government-organized rescue operation in 1973 led to a takeover of BSA's operations. The few business areas that survived this process disappeared into the ownership of other businesses.
Description: Reproduction: Robot Archie. A good robot is hard to find. Robot Archie was built by Professor C.R. Ritchie to be the world's most powerful mechanical man. Because the professor lived in Africa, Archie was at first known as the Jungle Robot and was not intelligent, instead being remotely controlled by Professor Ritchie and his nephew Ted Ritchie and his best friend Ken Dale
Description: Firefly ship works were the primary designers and manufacturers of the Firefly-class transport ship. They were stationed on Hera and produced 4 series of Firefly-class transport ships including the one later known as the Serenity. They also manufactured the Sandfly-class transport ship, which was designed to replace the series 1 Firefly. This vintage style design looks like it's been to Hera and back across the 'Verse and is a perfect addition to any Firefly/Serenity fan's collection.
Description: Blast off into the ‘Verse with Firefly Ship Works Ltd. – Serenity Class Built (2459). Styled like a vintage industrial emblem, this design pays homage to the legendary builders behind the Firefly-class transport ships—home to smugglers, rebels, and freedom seekers. Featuring detailed ship schematics, worn textures, and bilingual branding from Planet Hera, it captures the gritty soul of outer-rim engineering. A must for Browncoats, sci-fi tinkerers, and fans of frontier space freedom.
Firefly Ship Works Ltd. – Serenity Class Built (2459) Card
by Machichati
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A vintage-style circular emblem featuring a crowned royal symbol at the top. Below, 'ROYAL ENFIELD' arcs above the text 'MADE LIKE A GUN'. A detailed depiction of an old cannon is centered, with 'TRAD' to the left and 'MARK' to the right. The bottom displays 'THE ENFIELD CYCLE CO LTD' and 'REDDITCH'.
Description: A collision of cold steel, fractured geometry, and raw post-punk energy. The Canister Riot transforms industrial packaging aesthetics into a distressed graphic statement inspired by the experimental spirit of late-70s British alternative music. Built around weathered metal textures, stark black-and-ivory contrasts, and a sharp signal-red accent, this artwork is made for fans of underground music, avant-garde design, and rebellious DIY culture. Wear it as a tribute to the era when music packaging could be as uncompromising as the sound inside.
Description: Cockshutt was based in Brantford, Ontario, Canada and was finally able to enter the U.S. market by signing an agreement with the Bellevue, Ohio based National Farm Machinery Co-operative (NFMC) in 1945. This deal had NFMC acting as their exclusive dealer network in the states which brought Cockshutt's innovative line of tractors and equipment south of the border where they quickly became popular with American farmers throughout the midwest. This design features a farmer operating his top-line 1953 Model 50 tractor.
Description: The Asahi Pentax series of cameras, by the Asahi Optical Co., Ltd., was a pivotal development in modern photography. They were the earliest Pentax cameras. In 1957, the Asahi Optical Company (later "Pentax") introduced the Pentax, a 35 mm Single-lens reflex camera (SLR) camera which was so well received that it influenced the design of 35 mm SLRs worldwide for years to come. The Pentax and its later development and likewise classic 1964 Pentax Spotmatic allowed Asahi Optical Company to develop into a photographic multinational company, eventually leading the company to rename itself "Pentax" after its seminal product.
