Patch Cards
Description: Muzzle loader firearms design says "Powder, patch, ball, bang, repeat". Black powder hunters, flintlock, and percussion cap, muzzleloading rifle kit enthusiasts will appreciate the design. Features a vintage illustration of a muzzleloading rifle.
Muzzleloader Powder Patch Ball Repeat Card
by Huhnerdieb Apparel
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Whimsical fall illustration featuring pumpkins, swirling autumn leaves, a crescent moon, and a cozy tree silhouette — the perfect cottagecore aesthetic. Great for autumn vibes, pumpkin patch trips, fall festivals, or anyone who loves woodland charm. Original artwork with no logos or branded characters. Prints beautifully on tees, hoodies, and tanks for both men and women.
Cottagecore Pumpkins and Autumn Leaves Fall Graphic Tee Card
by mathilde_artworks
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Adorable pitbull space engineer astronaut wearing a detailed white and blue spacesuit with helmet, American flag patch, and Space Engineer badge floating in a starry space background. Perfect for pitbull lovers, space fans, space enthusiasts, and dog owners who love unique space dog designs.
Pitbull Space Engineer Astronaut Suit American Flag Patch Card
by Rosemarie Guieb - Gifts Decor
$5.00 $6.00
Description: A ruthless, minimal insignia forged for dominance. The G.D.F. Icebreaker Sigil represents territorial authority, resistance, and cold-zone supremacy. Inspired by military unit patches and underground movements, this bold red-on-black emblem is built to intimidate and command attention. Designed for those who project power, discipline, and unyielding control of the frozen frontier.
G.D.F. Icebreaker Sigil – Greenland Defense Front Authority Mark Card
by Last Place Legend
$5.00 $6.00
Evil Water Space Between Patch Card
by Evil Water Trading Company
$5.00 $6.00
AMIRI California Spring Summer 2022 Artistic Patch Card
by Muscleochrome
$5.00 $6.00
25th Infantry Division Patch Tropic Lightning Schofield Card
by InkMuse Studio
$5.00 $6.00
Description: The Cherry Patch Ranch sign may be silent, but its neon memory hums: a halftone cowgirl, three glossy cherries, and a retro promise of 24-hour delights that read like a joyful misprint from another era — Japanese baths, smoky bar‑b‑q, pool-table showdowns, and staged photography all under one improbable roof. This vintage‑ad captures a Las Vegas that winked at kitsch and sold experience by the slice. Now closed, the design itself is an open invitation to reminisce: imagine the chatter of late‑night patrons, the clink of billiard balls, and the smell of sauce on the air — a deliciously oddball relic that keeps the Cherry Patch Ranch alive in memory and enamel. Neon memory, fingernail shine — Cherry Patch Ranch, delightfully unembarrassed