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Description: Showcase your passion with style in our "Peace-Love-X-Ray Radiology" t-shirt! Whether you're a radiologist, radiologic technologist, or simply an enthusiast of the field, this tee is a perfect way to express love for radiology. With its bold design featuring symbols of peace, love, and x-ray imaging, you'll stand out while spreading positivity and celebrating your profession. Get yours today and radiate positivity everyplace you go!
Description: Wear this to your next virtual meeting! Tshirt for any one stuck in a video conference or virtual meeting. There’s always one person who doesn’t realize everyone can hear what they’re doing in the background. This tee shirt features typography on a red background of the one thing you are guaranteed to hear at least once in every online meeting.
Description: Description: Navalocity is excited to give USNA alumni, Boat School fans, and U.S. Navy lovers, unique and fashionable ‘spirit gear’ and gifts for the entire family --- including babies! Show your love and support with men’s, women’s, and kids’ Go Navy Beat Army T-shirts, hoodies, buttons, pins, and gear. This is a great gift for Christmas, graduation, sponsors, or birthdays! Visit us online at our website or social media for even more unique apparel and gifts. We would love to feature you wearing our Go Navy Beat Army T-shirts and other gear!
Description: Design is from a vintage re-election campaign button for Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Since Roosevelt was re-elected 3 times (1936, 1940, 1944) for President of the United States, I'm not exactly sure which campaign this button was for, but I suspect it is from the 1940 campaign. The 1940 campaign was special because it was the first time that a President ran for a third term.
