Good Manners Stickers
Good Manners Sticker
by Pulaski Shepherd Clothing and Supply Co.
$3.15 $3.50
Description: Blending classic literature with urban streetwear, this gritty stencil graphic states "Bad Manners Make Good Plots" in dripping green graffiti fonts around a portrait of author Jane Austen. It celebrates the scandalous societal missteps that fuel the storylines of timeless classic romance novels. This rebellious punk aesthetic is a fantastic match for unconventional writers, English majors, and progressive book lovers.
Bad Manners Make Good Plots Jane Austen Graffiti Street Art Sticker
by Fenay Designs
$3.15 $3.50
Description: Yes I'm Old School I Have Good Manners I Show Others Respect And I Always Help Those Who Need Me
Yes I'm Old School I Have Good Manners I Show Others Respect And I Always Help Those Who Need Me Sticker
by notshorashi
$3.15 $3.50
Description: Long before other mascots were telling Americans take care of our wilderness areas, Pennsylvania had its own furry champion of the great outdoors. Introduced in 1959, Howdy Raccoon was created to promote good outdoor manners, discourage littering, and encourage visitors to respect the state's parks and forests. Sporting a plaid flannel shirt a jaunty hat, and no pants, the friendly woodland mascot focused on keeping recreational areas clean. Howdy quickly became the face of the state's conservation campaign, appearing on signs, educational materials, advertisements, and thousands of schoolbook covers. Howdy remained a familiar figure in Pennsylvania for decades, but was eventually overshadowed by newer conservation campaigns.
