Peg Leg Mugs
Description: Peg Leg Pete, accusing Oswald, as seen in the Hungry Hobos short from 1928. ⚠️ This artwork is based on the original version of Peg Leg Pete appearing in the 1928 short Hungry Hobos, which is now in the public domain under U.S. copyright law. This design is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to The Walt Disney Company or any current rights holders. It is an original artistic interpretation using public domain materials.
Description: This design also exists in front-only version in the shop. Peg Leg Pete, accusing Oswald, as seen in the Hungry Hobos short from 1928. ⚠️ This artwork is based on the original version of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Peg Leg Pete appearing in the 1928 short Hungry Hobos, which is now in the public domain under U.S. copyright law. This design is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to The Walt Disney Company or any current rights holders. It is an original artistic interpretation using public domain materials.
Description: A cute and quirky vector image of a pirate lifting a barbell! With his eye-patch, big weight belt, and peg leg, this little pirate will make you smile every time you look at him. The caption, "Never skip peg day," is a fun play on words that will motivate you to hit the gym and work those legs. Whether you're a fan of pirates or just love a good pun, this illustration is sure to add some personality to your workout space or motivational materials. Hoist the Jolly Roger and get ready to pump some iron!
Description: A powerful and dramatic high-contrast graphic novel style illustration showcasing Captain Ahab with a glowing red eye, proudly planting his whalebone peg leg atop a sperm whale's head. Accompanied by the legendary book quote From Hell's Heart and the title Moby Dick, this intense print captures the dark vengeance in Herman Melville's ultimate classic masterpiece. Perfect for classic literature fans, adventure book readers, and dark academia aesthetics.
Description: Perfect Japanese artwork for anyone who loves the lucky cat Maneki Neko. The cat means luck for wealth, business, love happiness, health, success, and protection. Great for those that love Japanese and kawaii culture and cats. Awesome for those that need some luck in their life. Features tree Japanese welcoming cats waving hello and saying come in.
