1700s Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: Inspired by the Death Skeleton Flag used by Pirate Bartholomew Roberts, known as Black Bart in the 1700s.
Pirate Flag - Pirate Black Bart - Bartholomew Roberts - Death Skeleton Flag Phone Case
by Yesteeyear
$17 $23
Description: A vintage-style graphic depicting Sullivan's Island, South Carolina, with a prominent lighthouse within a fortress structure. A palm tree is to the left, and a sun is in the upper right. The text "SULLIVAN'S ISLAND SOUTH CAROLINA 1700s" curves above the scene, and "Forts and Beaches" is below.
Description: An 18th-century entomological engraving by Johann Georg Klinger for Eugenius Esper's natural history work, showcasing the sexual dimorphism of the Lappet Moth (Gastropacha quercifolia) and the Poplar Lappet Moth (Gastropacha populifolia).
Lappet Moth (Gastropacha quercifolia) and the Poplar Lappet Moth (Gastropacha populifolia). Phone Case
by Donkey's Salad
$17 $23
Description: This is a 1780 Rococo oil portrait titled La Marquise de Becdelièvre (Emilie de Coutances) by the famous Swedish portrait painter Alexander Roslin, showcasing the extravagant high-puffed hairstyles and feathered hats popular in French aristocratic fashion right before the Revolution.
Description: An 18th-century entomological engraving by Johann Georg Klinger for Eugenius Esper's natural history work, detailing the life cycle of the Lappet Moth (Gastropacha quercifolia) and Muslin Footman (Nudaria mundana). circa 1786
Lappet Moth (Gastropacha quercifolia) and Muslin Footman (Nudaria mundana) Phone Case
by Donkey's Salad
$17 $23
Description: An antique German natural history plate from Eugenius Johann Christoph Esper's book Die Schmetterlinge in Abbildungen nach der Natur (published in Erlangen, 1786). Engraved by Johann Georg Klinger, the plate illustrates the lifecycle of the sloe emperor moth (Saturnia spini, noted as Pavonia media), featuring male and female adult moths, juvenile and adult caterpillars feeding on a twig, a cocoon, and pupae. Date: 1786
Description: We have created these metal detecting designs to represent what Club you are apart of. This represent the oldest coin you have found while metal detecting. If you find a coin from 1745 that would make you apart of the 1700s Club. We have different colors and numbers for 1800's , 1700's, 1600's, 1500's, 1400's, 1300's, 1200's, 1100's, and anyone finding a coin from the year 1000's and earlier you will need to get yourself the Legend Club Member design. Please enjoy and share with other. This could make for a great gift for a friend that has just found a bucket Lister.