Moose Fishing Mugs
Description: A cartoon moose wearing a green shirt and yellow collar is fishing from a colorful boat. The boat has red, yellow, and white stripes and is depicted on wavy white lines representing water. An outboard motor is attached to the back of the boat. A fishing rod is extended with a bobber.
Description: Moosehead Lake is the largest lake in Maine, and as such, it was one of the most frequented areas by sportsmen in the nineteenth century. The earliest written description of Moosehead Lake comes from British Col. Montressor, who canoed down the Moose River, down the lake and then down the Kennebec River in 1767. Located at the foot of the lake, the town of Greenville was settled in 1827, and with the addition of hotels, it became the starting point for supplies for lumbermen, tourists, and sportsmen, and this great lake remains a popular destination to this day.
Description: A detailed, vintage-inspired travel graphic celebrating the pristine wilderness and diverse wildlife of Vermont's Green Mountain National Forest. This classic woodcut-style engraving features a black bear carrying a caught trout along a stony shoreline, a common loon swimming in the clear alpine water, a bull moose wading near distant trees, and a majestic bald eagle perched atop a dead tree snag. Rolling green mountain peaks rise under soft blue skies, surrounded by birch, pine, and native foliage. Textured charcoal typography arches overhead reading "GREEN MOUNTAIN," with "NATIONAL FOREST" and "VERMONT, USA" anchoring the base in clean serif fonts. Perfect for hikers, campers, anglers, nature lovers, outdoorsmen, and fans of classic New E
Description: This emblem-style design features the words "STATE OF VERMONT" arched over two green-striped Adirondack chairs. Crossed white paddles with green stripes are central, with a jumping fish on the left and a moose on the right. At the bottom, a campfire burns, with "EST. 1791" below.
State of Vermont Adirondack Chairs Crossed Paddles Fish Moose Campfire EST. 1791 Mug
by Fabecco Designs
$13 $18
Description: This composition depicts the natural landscape and local industry of Fox Creek, Alberta. Elements include an oil pump jack, pine trees, a moose, a leaping fish, a campfire, playing cards, and dice. The text Fox Vegas highlights the local area, incorporating woodland creatures like a fox and a wolf alongside outdoor recreation equipment found in the region.
Description: Natural features of Thunder Bay, Ontario, appear here, including the Sleeping Giant formation. Visual elements include a canoe, a wooden paddle, a fishing lure, a moose antler, a crackling campfire, and rolling forest hills. Surrounding pine trees and waves reflect the connection to Lake Superior and the outdoors. This regional emblem includes the year of establishment and Canadian heritage markers.
Description: A circular emblem featuring a stylized compass-like layout. The top arc reads 'STATE OF VERMONT'. Inside the circle, crossed oars form an X. Quadrants depict a jumping fish, a moose, pine trees, and a campfire. The bottom arc reads 'EST. 1791'. The overall style is monochrome and emblem-like.
Description: Celebrate the rugged, breathtaking beauty of Canada’s East Coast with this vintage-inspired Cape Breton Highlands National Park design. This intricately detailed illustration captures the wild spirit of Nova Scotia, featuring a majestic bull moose overlooking the iconic winding curves of the Cabot Trail as it hugs the Atlantic cliffs. The scene is alive with the vibrant hues of autumn foliage, classic maritime fishing boats, and a distant lighthouse standing watch over the waves. Teeming with native flora—from purple fireweed and pitcher plants to wild blueberries and cranberries—this graphic pays tribute to the "Highlands where the mountains meet the sea." It’s the perfect souvenir for road-trippers, hikers, and nature lovers who cherish t
