Visalia Phone Cases - iPhone and Android
Description: The Visalia Oaks began play in the California League in 1977, replacing the San Jose Bees. They have played the circuit ever since, aside from the 1993 and 1994 seasons, when the club was known as the Central Valley Rockies. In the Oaks' second season, they captured a league championship, while seven members of their starting lineup scored over 100 runs. After the 2008 season the Oaks changed their name to the Visalia Rawhide.
Description: Celebrate the beauty of Visalia with this detailed cityscape featuring rugged mountain ranges and the charm of historic downtown architecture. Perfect for residents, travelers, and nature lovers who appreciate the scenic Gateway to the Sequoias. This elegant aesthetic highlights the unique spirit and local landmarks of this valley gem.
Description: A circular graphic featuring a stylized city skyline with buildings and trees under a setting or rising sun with radiating rays and clouds. The word 'VISALIA' arcs over the top, while 'VISALIA' and 'The City of Memories' are written below. The entire design has a distressed, vintage look in light blue.
VISALIA Visalia The City of Memories City Skyline Vintage Sunburst Phone Case
by STUDIO DESIGN JAMSON
$23
Description: Celebrate the beauty of Visalia, California, with this detailed cityscape featuring rugged mountain peaks and tall evergreen trees. Perfect for locals, travelers, and nature lovers who appreciate vintage-inspired graphics. This stylish travel keepsake showcases the scenic charm of the gateway to the majestic giant sequoia forests.
Description: Celebrate the beauty of Visalia with this detailed landscape graphic. Featuring iconic city architecture nestled against majestic mountain peaks and lush forest scenery, this vintage-inspired look captures the spirit of the Central Valley. Perfect for locals and visitors who love the outdoors and California history.
Visalia California Gateway to the Sequoias Phone Case
by Graffstore
$17 $23
Description: Celebrate the charm of Visalia, California with this exquisite engraved city illustration. This detailed design captures the historic essence and scenic beauty of Visalia, often called a gateway to history and parks. Featuring iconic spires, lush valley oaks, and the heart of the Valley, it's a perfect tribute for residents, visitors, and admirers of this Californian gem. Show your local pride with this unique and artistic view.
Description: Welcome to Visalia, California, a charming city located in the heart of the San Joaquin Valley. Show off your love for this beautiful city with this stunning design featuring a vintage black-and-white illustration of the city's iconic landmarks and scenic beauty. The intricate details and classic style make it a great addition to any wardrobe or home decor.
Description: In Big Trouble in Little China, Jack Burton is the owner/operator of Jack Burton Trucking. His truck is named Pork-Chop Express, as he primarily hauls pigs to the slaughterhouse. It's an '85 Freightliner FLC-120 with the iconic 'mudflap girl' on the front grill, along with the words 'Haulin' Ass.'
Description: The Visalia Oaks began play in the California League in 1977, replacing the San Jose Bees. They have played the circuit ever since, aside from the 1993 and 1994 seasons, when the club was known as the Central Valley Rockies. In the Oaks' second season, they captured a league championship, while seven members of their starting lineup scored over 100 runs. After the 2008 season the Oaks changed their name to the Visalia Rawhide.
Description: The Visalia Oaks began play in the California League in 1977, replacing the San Jose Bees. They have played the circuit ever since, aside from the 1993 and 1994 seasons, when the club was known as the Central Valley Rockies. In the Oaks' second season, they captured a league championship, while seven members of their starting lineup scored over 100 runs. After the 2008 season the Oaks changed their name to the Visalia Rawhide.
Description: The Visalia Oaks began play in the California League in 1977, replacing the San Jose Bees. They have played the circuit ever since, aside from the 1993 and 1994 seasons, when the club was known as the Central Valley Rockies. In the Oaks' second season, they captured a league championship, while seven members of their starting lineup scored over 100 runs. After the 2008 season the Oaks changed their name to the Visalia Rawhide.
