Mining Shorts
Description: As of 2078, the New Economic Block (NEB) was locked in a bitter civil war with the Alliance, a group of former mining and science personnel over the mining rights to planet Sirius 6B. Grab this official NEB mining crew shirt and look the part as you regale with tales of mining and battles in a far off star system. Or, for those more rooted in reality, just let people know you’re a fan of Screamers, one of sci-fi’s most underrating movies and another fabulous Philip K. Dick story. This vintage version of the NEB T features an authentic looking screen print look imprint with plenty of wear and tear to help it look the part.
Description: Thomas J. Hanniger was the son of the owner of the Hanniger Mining Co. in the eastern town of Valentine Bluffs. On Valentine's Day, Tom who was now working at the mine, forgot to bleed the lines, which resulted in an explosion trapping six miners underground. Only one of the miners was rescued, due to the rest having been killed by the surviving miner. The surviving miner was stuck in a hospital in a coma, until one year later on Valentine's Day, he woke up and killed a bunch of people in the hospital, afterwards dressing in his mining gear and heading back to the Hanniger Mine
Description: A monochrome emblem displays crossed pickaxe and shovel over mountains, with a bottle jack tool and a single drill bit featured below. The text "THE Lequint Dickey" is horizontally centered above the tools, and the text "MINING CO." is curved below the tools. The entire is contained in a circle.
Description: The Kerr-McGee Corp. was an American energy company involved in oil exploration, crude production, natural gas, perchlorate and uranium mining and milling. Founded in 1929 as Anderson & Kerr Drilling Company in Oklahoma by Robert S. Kerr and James L. Anderson, the firm changed its name to Kerr-McGee Oil Industries in 1946 when Dean A. McGee, former chief geologist for Phillips Petroleum, joined the firm. Kerr-McGee initially focused on offshore oil exploration and production, being one of the first to use drill ships in the Gulf of Mexico, and later, one of the first to use a spar platform in the region. In 2006, Anadarko Petroleum acquired Kerr-McGee in an all-cash transaction totaling $16.5 billion, plus $2.6 billion in debt.
Description: A distressed emblem featuring the text "HANNIGER" in large, white, sans-serif letters with a speckle texture, set against a dark blue background with lighter blue outlining. Below it, the text "MINING CO." appears in smaller, light blue sans-serif letters with a similar distressed texture.
