Jc Shorts
Description: Janeway takes Chakotay (and Hologram Da Vinci's flying contraption) for a spin in this cute #CartoonVoyager style design! Based on the Star Trek Voyager episode "Concerning Flight."
Concerning flight (of fancy) - Janeway and Chakotay Shorts
by Creative Procrastination - Fanart for the Cure
$21 $27
JC Graphic The Fall Off Tours Dreamville Fan Shorts
by World Wrestling Federa
$21 $27
Description: Get your hands on the "Jc Is My Homeboy Jesus Christ" shirt that will show off your faith in a stylish and trendy way. This unique tee features a clean and modern design that will make a statement wherever you go. Perfect for anyone looking to express their love for Jesus Christ in a cool and fashionable way.
Description: J.C. Whitney & Co. began in 1915 as The Warshawsky Company, a scrap metal yard on the South Side of Chicago, founded by Lithuanian immigrant Israel Warshawsky. Israel’s son Roy come onboard, and his first contribution was to create a catalog, advertising it in national magazines. For 25-cents, customers would receive their catalog, chock-full of parts to help them work on and customize their cars. Response to the ad was overwhelming, and the company soon began shipping more parts through the mail than over their Chicago sales counter. The name changed to J.C. Whitney & Co. to give it a more American sound. Post WWII was an incredibly profitable time for J.C. Whitney as returning G.I.s got the hot rod bug, and needed parts in droves.
Heated Rivalry Retro JC Leyendecker Hockey Romance Book MLM Shorts
by Fiat Lux Illustration
$21 $27
Description: #CartoonVoyager illustration inspired by a scene from the Voyager episode "Survival Instinct" in which a prehensile plant gets Janeway by the hair! Chakotay goes to help and cuteness ensues of course...
It's Got Me By the Hair! Shorts
by Creative Procrastination - Fanart for the Cure
$21 $27
Description: The Wren mini bike was a popular lightweight vintage small motorized bike manufactured by Bird Engineering in Omaha, Nebraska, starting in the early 1960s. It was famously offered as a budget-friendly kit or fully assembled, and retailed or distributed through major department stores and catalogs like Sears and J.C. Penney.
