Plow Socks
Description: A design for farmers, gardeners, and agriculture workers who operate tractors. This proud statement is 'I Make Dirt Look Good'.
I Make Dirt Look Good Farmer Gardening Tractor Agriculture Socks
by monkeyrenchart
$14 $20
Description: This is a black square with white text and a graphic. The top text reads 'DOWN TO EARTH'. Below this is a white diagram of a plow with a wheel, set against green horizontal lines representing fields. Underneath the plow is the large white text 'CSA'. Below 'CSA' are the words 'COMMUNITY SHARED AGRICULTURE' followed by 'Stafford Connecticut'.
Down To Earth CSA Community Shared Agriculture Stafford Connecticut Socks
by Illustrations By Majali
$14 $20
Description: Cockshutt was based in Brantford, Ontario, Canada and was finally able to enter the U.S. market by signing an agreement with the Bellevue, Ohio based National Farm Machinery Co-operative (NFMC) in 1945. This deal had NFMC acting as their exclusive dealer network in the states which brought Cockshutt's innovative line of tractors and equipment south of the border where they quickly became popular with American farmers throughout the midwest. This design features a farmer operating his top-line 1953 Model 50 tractor.
Description: The graphic features a snowplow truck with a sandy brown color scheme, set against a black background. Above the vehicle, a light blue banner reads "MASTER OF SNOW". Below, the word "VANISHING" is flanked by stars. The vehicle has detailed tires. On either side of the banner it has vehicle steering wheels.
