Construction Engineer Pins and Buttons
Description: George Lutz Surveyors was a New York-based land surveying company owned by George Lee Lutz. Mr Lutz became famous after moving his new bride and three children into a three-story colonial home in the village of Amityville, a suburb of Long Island, New York in 1975. About a year earlier, six members of the DeFeo family had been shot and killed in the Lutz's new home. Ronald DeFeo, the eldest son, was convicted of the murders. The Lutzes lived in the house for just 28 days before being driven out by demonic spirits and would later be the subject of Jay Anson's 1977 book, The Amityville Horror, with a 1979 film of the same name.
Description: Show your professional pride in the electrical trades with this bold wiring design. Displaying a heavy-duty pair of pliers stripping a thick blue copper wire against an orange sunburst background, this industrial graphic features the text "Trust Me I'm An Electrician". Perfect for journeyman electricians, linemen, electrical engineers, and trade school students. An awesome gift for Father's Day, a new apprenticeship, or a tradesman's birthday.
Description: A humorous statement about the roles of civil and mechanical engineers, featuring a dartboard with a dart in the bullseye.
Civil Engineers Build Targets So Mechanical Engineers Can Shoot Them Down Pin
by RIO BRIAN AMIGOS
$3.25
Description: Show off your sense of humor with this funny "I'm With the Traffic Cone" design! Featuring a bright orange traffic cone and bold typography, this playful artwork is perfect for anyone who loves road safety jokes, construction humor, and funny traffic-themed designs. Whether you're a construction worker, road crew member, traffic enthusiast, or simply someone who enjoys clever visual humor, this design is a fun way to stand out. A great gift idea for construction workers, traffic control professionals, engineers, and anyone with a funny sense of humor!
I'm With the Traffic Cone – Funny Road Safety Humor Pin
by Magic Otter
$2.75 $3.25
Description: A stylized portrait of a young woman with dark hair in a bun and blue eyes, wearing black overalls with orange accents and a white long-sleeved top. She stands with her hands on her hips. Behind her is a complex arrangement of white mechanical gears and cylindrical components on a black background.
