Old San Juan Puerto Rico Stickers

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Ya tu sabe coño.

Old San Juan. Or Viejo San Juan as we prefer. The iconic image of The rick ports guard towers.

Heading to Puerto Rico? This shirts for you. Leaving Puerto Rico and forget to pick up a souvenir for you or a friend? This shirt is also for you.

Show your boricua pride.

Puerto Rico colorful design featuring our Puerto Rican flower, parrot, piña colada, flag, and carnival vejigante. Wear it with pride!

Boricua!

Three symbols that represent us, our beautiful flag, garita del morro and the arches of our colonial architecture.

Puerto Rico colorful tropical design featuring our Puerto Rican flower, symbols of its beautiful beaches and rainforests, and Garita del Morro of our main historic city: Old San Juan. Wear it with pride!

Looking for a shirt to sport while you visit the beautiful beaches of Puerto Rico? This simple design features the coqui frog, the cultural symbol of Puerto Rico.

Puerto Ricans in NYC!

Old San Juan, Puerto Rico by Lyman Creative Co.

sol boricua

San Juan is one of Puerto Rico's most important seaports as well as its capitol. It has one of the biggest and best natural harbors in the Caribbean.

San Juan is a lovely city with a quaint atmosphere. Here you see one of their decorative street lamp which is made especially interesting by its shadow being cast on the wall.

This cool and awesome tee shirt inspired by the hot summers of the 1980s features a beautiful sunset, a palm tree and seagulls within classic pop art synth like triangle patterns. This shirt is perfect for the 80s theme costume party at the beach or by the pool.

This image of a colorful flower cart in beautiful, sunny Puerto Rico would look lovely in anyone's home.

Boriken Taino Symbols design featuring our Puerto Rican flag, a taino sun & coqui frog, the jibarito guitar called "el cuatro", and La Garita del Morro of our main historic city: The Old San Juan. Wear it with pride!

Boricuas stand up!

San Juan Puerto Rico Puerto Rican Santurce Baseball

Boricua Pride

Puerto Rico Boriken flag colors design featuring our Puerto Rican flower, palm trees and sun as symbols of its beautiful beaches, the star of our flag, and Garita del Morro of our main historic city: Old San Juan. Wear it with pride!

Puerto Rico is a Caribbean island and unincorporated U.S. territory with a landscape of mountains, waterfalls and the El Yunque tropical rainforest.

Puerto Rican Flag - Ay Bendito

wepa!

Flag of San Juan, Puerto Rico

San Juan travel ticket & luggage tag

Boricuas

The island of enchantment, Puerto Rico. La isla del encanto, Puerto Rico.

Puerto Rico Taino Symbols design featuring our Puerto Rican flag, a taino sun & coqui frog, the jibarito guitar called "el cuatro", and Garita del Morro of our main historic city: Old San Juan. Wear it with pride!

Puerto Rico flag colors design featuring our Puerto Rican flower, palm trees and sun as symbols of its beautiful beaches, the star of our flag, and Garita del Morro of our main historic city: Old San Juan. Wear it with pride!

Puerto Rico Boriken colorful tropical design featuring our Puerto Rican flower, symbols of its beautiful beaches and rainforests, and Garita del Morro of our main historic city: Old San Juan. Wear it with pride!

Travel posters inspired by the most beautiful places in our world and off it.

After one summer at the helm in Miami, Bill MacDonald announced a scheme to move the Marlins to San Juan, Puerto Rico, where a lucrative radio contract beckoned. The International League approved the shift in late November 1960. It was a decision that MacDonald’s fellow I.L. owners would soon come to regret. Meanwhile, the Baltimore Orioles transferred their Class AAA farm club to Rochester, New York and the Marlins became an affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals stocked San Juan with several top prospects, including 19-year old catcher Tim McCarver, slick fielding shortstop Dal Maxvill and pitching ace Ray Washburn (16-9, 2.34). All three would go on to spend most of the next decade in St. Louis.

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