Overman Stickers

Superman from Earth 10, the Overman symbol.

Overman tire devil advertisement: 1932

Features distressed German letters U and M for philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche's concept of the Ubermensch, a superhuman or overman. Makes a great gift for fans of philosopher Nietzsche and philosophy or those who aspire to be their best.

Overman Tire Company began business in the late 1890 manufacturing OEM bicycle tires for bike manufacturers. Overman changed with the times, expanding their line to include the manufacturing of the solid rubber tires used on trucks in their early years, and later heavy duty tubed tires that were extremely popular with fleet owners. Marketed as "the world's best tire," Overman's were known for being tough as nails and were standard equipment on most fire trucks. This is where their devil mascot originated, showing that their tires were tough enough to dance with the devil in the flames of fire fighting.

Overman Tire Company began business in the late 1890 manufacturing OEM bicycle tires for bike manufacturers. Overman changed with the times, expanding their line to include the manufacturing of the solid rubber tires used on trucks in their early years, and later heavy duty tubed tires that were extremely popular with fleet owners. Marketed as "the world's best tire," Overman's were known for being tough as nails and were standard equipment on most fire trucks. This is where their devil mascot originated, showing that their tires were tough enough to dance with the devil in the flames of fire fighting.

Some nice phrases set in dynamic typography.

The Übermensch is here! And with himself his own system of values!✊

C. 1890 advertisement for the Victor Bicycle, a Penny Farthing, sold by the Overman Wheel Company of Boston, Massachusetts. The ad reads " Victor Bicycle. You can ride a cycle! You will eat, you will sleep, you will laugh, you will live, when you ride a wheel! Victor Bicycle and Tricycles are the highest grade known. Overman Wheel Company 182 - 188 Columbus Avenue Boston, Mass. "

Spread the wisdom of German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche with this cool image featuring the face of Nietzsche with one of his inspirational quotes.

An illustration of German writer/statesman/natural philosopher Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe (August 28, 1749 - March 22, 1832) with some inspiring guidance. His quote: “All intelligent thoughts have already been thought. What is necessary is only to try to think them again.” Great to hang on a wall and a gift idea for Goethe fans, philosophy, science, and literature students, and anyone who could some empowering advice.

Philosopher portrait.

Features an illustrated portrait of German modern philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche with one of his inspirational quotes.

An illustration of German writer/statesman/natural philosopher Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe (August 28, 1749 - March 22, 1832) with some inspiring guidance. His quote: “None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.” Great to hang on a wall and a gift idea for Goethe fans, philosophy, science, and literature students, and anyone who could use some empowering advice.

Philosopher portrait.

He remains dead, and we have killed him.

The super philosopher you need.

Wear Nietzsche's Mustache, on shirt If you can't on face