Carousel Socks
Description: There might be some scattering dots around the drawings, these dots were left on purpose for a more vintage look. Perfect tee gift idea for mom, dad, brother, sister, friend for any occasions, especially the holidays such as St. Patrick's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Valentine's day and Birthdays!
Description: Show how much you love roller coasters with this cool design that has an image of a an amusement park, roller coaster, carousel, ferris wheel and other rides with fireworks. Great gift for theme park fans, rollercoaster lovers, those who like carnival rides and fireworks, the adventurous friend or family member.
Description: Original watercolor painting by Sandra Gale featuring a floating Carousel Seahorse. This ocean carousel figure wears a wave saddle, oyster pearl bridle and a variety of other sea urchins, clams and a ship's anchor pictured beneath it. Perfect image for kids, teens and adults and anyone who loves Carousels or seahorse art. Also makes a great gift for the art lover or child in your life!!
Description: Show how much you love amusement parks with this cool design that features images of theme park rides (rollercoaster, swings, carousel, spinning cups, bumper cars) and the words, Today's Agenda. Great gift for theme park fans, rollercoaster lovers, coaster enthusiasts, those who like carnival rides and other thrill rides, an adventurous friend or family member.
Description: The charm of riding a genuine antique wooden horse on this classic and timeless ride. Kings Island’s magnificent carousel was manufactured by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company, Philadelphia, Pa., in 1926 and is the oldest ride in the park. It is one of approximately 90 carousels built by the company from 1904 to 1934. It was officially labeled #79, and is among the 11 rides that remain that opened with Kings Island in 1972. During the 1937 flood in Cincinnati, some of the horses were swept away, but rewards were offered for them, and parts were returned from as far away as Memphis, TN. The 48 hand-carved horses have been restored several times since then. The carousel’s band organ was built by Wurlitzer in 1918.
