Antiquities Stickers

Description: "Uh, Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult, and, uh, how does one say it? Obtainer of rare antiquities."

Description: A vintage-styled emblem with stacked text and design elements. The top features "RARE" above a cross shape inside an oval, flanked by wheat stalks and a crown. "EST. 1935" sits to the sides. "Jones'" is above "ANTIQUITIES" and beneath it are shapes with "FORTUNE & GLORY" at the bottom.

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Description: A retro-style central composition featuring two men. The foremost man wears a black suit and bow tie. Behind him, a second man in a trench coat and fedora holds a revolver. The text "OBTAINER OF RARE ANTIQUITIES" is prominently displayed below them. The style is reminiscent of vintage pulp fiction.

Description: A minimalist, silhouette-style composition against a black background. Two figures are depicted in sepia tones. A larger, shadowy figure in a hat and trench coat holds a handgun. In front and smaller, a figure in a suit and bow tie, holding a whip, is featured. The text 'OBTAINER OF RARE ANTIQUITIES' is prominently displayed below.

Description: Luthen Rael was a human male who lead efforts against the Galactic Empire during the Imperial Era. After being contacted by Bix Caleen, he traveled to the planet Ferrix to meet with Cassian Jeron Andor about the sale of a NS-9 Starpath unit Andor had stolen from the Imperial Naval Base in Steergard. Rael then completely changed his presentation by changing his clothing, adding accessories, and wearing a hairpiece when he traveled to Coruscant. In his gallery on the planet, Rael met with senator Mon Mothma, under the guise that she was buying a gift for her husband.

Description: Discover rare treasures from a galaxy far, far away with this mysterious, ancient-looking logo for Luthen Rael's shop. A must-have for any true Star Wars fan!

Description: Dr. Henry Jones Junior, archeology professor, adventurer, expert on the occult, and obtainer of rare antiquities.

Description: My imagining of the logo for Griffin Antiquities from House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas.

Description: inspired by movies

Description: Late 19th century illustration of Hannibal Crossing the Alps

Description: Luthen Rael Antiquities & Objects of Interest

Description: Step back into the Golden Age of the Republic with this vintage 1930s-style Coruscant travel poster shirt. Featuring the elegant Art Deco architectural facade of Luthen Rael’s legendary shop, this design hides a subtle Rebel Starbird silhouette in the dramatic shadows. Perfect for fans of Andor, the Fondor Haulcraft, and retro-futuristic sci-fi advertising, this distressed mid-century graphic tee is a masterclass in subtle, deep-lore streetwear.

Description: Explore the allure of ancient Egypt with this captivating Museum of Antiquities inspired by The Mummy. Perfect for fans of classic monsters and theme parks.

Description: Bring your personality to life with: Luthen Rael Artifacts and Antiquities.

Description: It's south of everything!

Description: Discover the hidden secrets of Coruscant with this premium Rael Antiquities graphic shirt. Featuring a minimalist line art gallery grid showcasing the galaxy's most iconic hidden artifacts—including a Sith Holocron, Jedi Guard Mask, and the legendary Easter egg whip—this subtle spy design is the ultimate apparel for fans of Luthen Rael, Cassian Andor, and the birth of the Rebellion. Perfect for everyday streetwear or your next convention.

Description: Luthen Rael was a human male who lead efforts against the Galactic Empire during the Imperial Era. After being contacted by Bix Caleen, he traveled to the planet Ferrix to meet with Cassian Jeron Andor about the sale of a NS-9 Starpath unit Andor had stolen from the Imperial Naval Base in Steergard. Rael then completely changed his presentation by changing his clothing, adding accessories, and wearing a hairpiece when he traveled to Coruscant. In his gallery on the planet, Rael met with senator Mon Mothma, under the guise that she was buying a gift for her husband.

Description: Marvel at the treasures of the ancient world! This striking historical portrait features the legendary oil tycoon with an incredible collection of priceless Greek and Roman statues reflected perfectly in his aviator shades.

Description: "Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult and, how does one say it... obtainer of rare antiquities?"

Description: Dr. Henry Jones Junior, archeology professor, adventurer, expert on the occult, and obtainer of rare antiquities.

Description: It's south of everything!

Description: Antiquing Dad Like A Normal Dad But Much Cooler Fathers Men

Description: Bring a bold, modern edge to classic history with this striking minimalist design

Description: Forget Hogwarts, I'm going to Camp Half-Blood!

Description: Luthen Rael Artifacts and Antiquities

Description: "Uh, Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult, and, uh, how does one say it? Obtainer of rare antiquities."

Description: Galactic Butterfly Hunab Ku - aztec symbol

Description: Part of my Ancient Artifact Series - where I draw some of my favourite antiques that I come across at Museums and antique shops. Most of these ancient beauties are not easily accessible to the public, and I hope by drawing them more people can appreciate the craftsmanship and creativity of times gone by. Drawn with pen and ink.

Description: "Uh, Professor of Archaeology, expert on the occult, and, uh, how does one say it? Obtainer of rare antiquities."

Description: Retro inspired text graphic stating 'I'm going to a museum'.

Description: Ancient coins in the museum of Astypalaia island, Greece

Description: Express your allegiance to the Rebellion with this premium "Two-Faced Divinity" artifact graphic shirt. Featuring Luthen Rael's iconic quote, "I burn my life to make a sunrise," this design is rendered in a striking neo-traditional tattoo and woodcut style. Capturing the dual nature of the galaxy's most calculating rebel spy, this vintage linocut tee is a must-have for fans of Andor, Mon Mothma, and the gritty, underground origin of the Rebel Alliance.

Description: The Hexham Heads were a pair of small stone heads, about 6 cm high, found in 1971 in the English town of Hexham. The heads became associated with alleged paranormal phenomena, and their exact origin is a point of controversy.

Description: Iconic gold funerary mask of the Boy King from the tomb of Tutankhamun on display in the Museum of Egyptian Antiquities (Cairo Museum), Cairo, Egypt