Howard Socks
Description: Howard Johnson's restaurants originally started as a single location opened by Howard Deering Johnson in 1925 and grew into a substantial restaurant chain in the decades that followed. By the 1950s, the company expanded operations by opening hotels, then known as Howard Johnson's Motor Lodges, which were often located next to restaurants. Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, it had become the largest restaurant chain in the U.S., with its combined company-owned and franchised outlets. Howard Johnson's restaurants were franchised separately from the hotel brand beginning in 1986 but, in the years that followed, severely dwindled in number until eventually disappearing altogether.
Description: A digital rendering of a gray stealth warship with the number '83' on the front against a stylized American flag faded background. The boat is angled to the left slightly. The text "USS HOWARD DDG-83" is written at the bottom in all caps. The flag is distressed around the edges.
Description: Celebrate the rich heritage and southern elegance of Dillard University with this refined artwork featuring the historic Howard House. Rendered in a beautiful classical realism oil painting style, this piece captures the balanced symmetry of the neoclassical residence building, framed by lush southern landscapes and a vibrant sky. Perfect for students, alumni, and admirers of historic campus architecture and timeless New Orleans charm.
Description: This vibrant watercolor painting captures a dynamic moment outside a Lawson convenience store in Japan, set against the majestic backdrop of Mt. Fuji. In the foreground, a man and a woman engage in an intense martial arts battle, their movements fluid yet powerful, embodying a cinematic, action-packed scene. Shoppers are seen exiting the store, some caught in surprise while others appear blissfully unaware, adding a sense of realism and humor to the piece. The cool blue and white hues of Mt. Fuji contrast beautifully with the warmer tones of the storefront, creating a lively snapshot of modern Japanese life mixed with traditional martial arts energy. This artwork is a captivating blend of everyday life, cultural landmarks, and action tha...
Description: Go back to 1986 and pick up that t-shirt for the Cherry Bomb concert! They played all the hottest clubs in Cleve-Land and were managed by Howard T. Duck. Now is the chance to get the concert tee you should have gotten the first time. Show your metal love and support Beverly and her crew.
