Public Domain Source Stickers
Description: All aboard the S.S. Public Domain! Your crew of beloved animated public domain characters are here to make your voyage smooth sailing. Steamboat Willie welcomes aboard the newest deckmate, 1929 Popeye.
S.S. Public Domain, featuring Steamboat Willie and Popeye Sticker
by Dead Air - The Sound Of Halloween
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Description: A Villa. Moon-Light (A Villa on the Night of a Festa di Ballo) artwork t shirt
A Villa. Moon-Light (A Villa on the Night of a Festa di Ballo), for Rogers's 'Italy', 1826-27 Sticker
by Art_Attack
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Description: Classic Let's Go Exploring with Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger. Drawn in the Public Domain style of the E.H Shepard illustrations.
Let's Go Exploring with Classic Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Eeyore and Tigger too! Sticker
by Alt World Studios Apparel
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Description: No article 13, no SOPA, no PIPA, no banning information, no killing the internet.
Come And Take It Digital - Anti-Censorship, Intellectual Freedom, Anti Copyright, Open Source Sticker
by SpaceDogLaika
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Adolphe Millot Arthropodes Insects papillons Chart Illustration Butterflies Sticker
by CONCEPTDVS
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Description: This heraldic lion will help in channeling your inner Flemish. What does it mean? Well, in other words it means AWESOME. Flandria was one of those lands that, despite its comparatively miniature size, exerted a significant influence on the development of Europe. It has been one of the leading centers of trade and manufacturing since the Middle Ages, which translated into the extraordinary wealth of this country. It easily captured the envious gazes of its neighbours. Gazing and staring turned out about the only things they could do, as the Flemish people could defend their land quite vigorously, usually with the cunning use of maces called Goedendag, which translates to ""Good Morning."
Description: Cross of a little known order of hospitallers and knights from the Middle Ages. Why should you be interested in it then? The Lazarites were not only engaged in a fight for the Holy Land - their main mission was to take care of the lepers in the hospital in Jerusalem. The unusual thing is that the lepers were, at the time, feared like the fire itself, and few were willing to look after those unfortunates, in fear of being infected. The Order of the Lazarites looked after them nevertheless, spreading knowledge about isolation of infectious diseases in Europe and giving rise to the word lazaretto, while also contributing to the development of modern, by the standards of those times, hospital facilities. A big achievement, and the green cross.
Description: Clare Hall and King’s College Chapel, Cambridge, from the Banks of the River Cam, 1793
Clare Hall and King’s College Chapel, Cambridge, from the Banks of the River Cam, 1793 Sticker
by Art_Attack
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Adolphe Millot Fruits Champignons Chart Illustration - Mushrooms Sticker
by CONCEPTDVS
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An Open Expanse of Water on the Lagoon, near Venice, 1840 Sticker
by Art_Attack
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Description: Tales from the public domain! Haunted Thrills #13, from 1954. The taxi of DEATH!
Haunted Thrills #13 - Vintage Horror Comic Cover Sticker
by Every Day is Halloween
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