Chain Mail Pins and Buttons
Description: A knight and hamster stand on castle battlements in a medieval cartoon scene. Potential IP risk: the quotation and accompanying imagery reference a recognizable comedy film; review licensing before selling.
Medieval Knight and Hamster on Castle Battlements Cartoon Pin
by WildFeather Studio
$2.75 $3.25
Description: Declare your chain-mail anxiety with this wry typewriter-font tee asking whether all of life's chaos is karmic payback for not forwarding that email to 10 other people, set in spaced monospaced lettering on a dark background. Perfect for internet culture veterans, superstition skeptics, and anyone who has ever hesitated over a forwarded message.
Description: Declare your chain-mail anxiety with this wry typewriter-font tee asking whether all of life's chaos is karmic payback for not forwarding that email to 10 other people, set in spaced monospaced lettering on a dark background. Perfect for internet culture veterans, superstition skeptics, and anyone who has ever hesitated over a forwarded message.
Description: Blame the universe on an old chain message with this left-aligned typewriter-font tee laying out each line of the confession starting from the left margin in clean monospaced white lettering on a dark background. Perfect for internet nostalgia fans, superstition skeptics, and anyone who still thinks twice before deleting a forwarded email.
Description: Blame the universe on an old chain message with this left-aligned typewriter-font tee laying out each line of the confession starting from the left margin in clean monospaced white lettering on a dark background. Perfect for internet nostalgia fans, superstition skeptics, and anyone who still thinks twice before deleting a forwarded email.
Description: Blame the universe on an old chain message with this left-aligned typewriter-font tee laying out each line of the confession starting from the left margin in clean monospaced white lettering on a dark background. Perfect for internet nostalgia fans, superstition skeptics, and anyone who still thinks twice before deleting a forwarded email.
Description: Blame the universe on an old chain message with this left-aligned typewriter-font tee laying out each line of the confession starting from the left margin in clean monospaced white lettering on a dark background. Perfect for internet nostalgia fans, superstition skeptics, and anyone who still thinks twice before deleting a forwarded email.
Description: Antioch was a city in Middle East. It was conquered by the First Crusade in 1098 after a lengthy siege. It was claimed that the Holy Lance that pierced the side of Jesus Christ was found there. After a turbulent history as a Crusader principality of wars and politics.it fell to Sultan Baibars in 1268. The Knights of Antioch were known for their courage and faith. This knight wears a blue surcoat and blue shield and helmet with a white lion rampant on both the shield and helmet. beneath the surcoat is a mail hauberk with hood and mitts, with mail chausses, reinforced with gamboise leggins and leather knee cops.
