Retro Eagle Socks
Description: Wanting to get in on California's booming petroleum industry, a Canadian man named C.C. (Courtney Chauncey) Julian launched Julian Petroleum Company in 1923 in Los Angeles. Julian's company was little more than a vast Ponzi scheme masked as an investment opportunity, bilking millions from eager investors through aggressive newspaper advertising. As the fraud collapsed in 1927, the appointed as receiver, and created Sunset Pacific Oil Company from the remains of Julian Petroleum Company. Sunset Pacific failed with $12 million in debt to Associated Oil, and was reorganized into Sunset Oil Company in 1934. Long story short, Golden Eagle Motor Oil was one of Sunset's first products, and one that helped make the reorganized company a success.
Description: Show off bold attitude and classic Gen X pride with this Proud Member of the No-Filter Generation X design. Featuring a strong vintage-style eagle emblem, retro typography, and a rugged born-between-1965-and-1980 spirit, this artwork is perfect for Gen X men and women who appreciate independence, authenticity, and old-school confidence. A great choice for birthdays, family gatherings, retro fans, and anyone proud to represent the no-filter Generation X mindset.
Description: Freedom isn't just for Earth. This powerful design features a majestic American bald eagle as a patriotic astronaut, defending liberty across the galaxy. A cool, retro-style gift for patriots, veterans, and sci-fi fans. Check out the rest of the Cosmic Ukiyo-e Collection in my shop!
Description: A bold and sarcastic patriotic design for people with a sharp sense of humor and a nostalgic view of old-school America. Featuring a striking bald eagle and distressed USA flag artwork, this design blends vintage attitude with edgy commentary. Perfect for fans of sarcastic humor, patriotic graphics, retro American style, and conversation-starting designs that deliver a rebellious punch.
I May Be Old but I Saw the USA Before It Went Bad Funny Patriotic Design Socks
by darwing_ridlar
$20
