Americana T-Shirts

Description: Detailed classic Americana design with Eagle and Flags. Order Now

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Description: Americana Tattoo Flower Heart

Description: Americana fans

Description: You've been to the mall, now own the shirt!

Description: Americana

Description: American Gas Station vintage sign reproduction. Rusted version. Hit the Road Designs.

Description: Print design for all AMERICANA music loving people! Design: ©2017 Colette van der Wal

Description: Chill, cool and sporting an illegal smile.

Description: Waffle House Vintage Halftone

Description: The design is from "Nighthawks", a 1942 painting by Edward Hopper.

Description: Jersey Giant Lyrics Tyler Childers Country Americana Folk Music Fan Art

Description: Four legendary songwriters. One badass t-shirt.

Description: Vintage Seedy Club

Description: There’s nothing more refreshing than carbonated drink with a colossal amount of sugar. Mmm…diabetes! “Enjoy” this distressed, colorful parody of a vintage design before you go into a sugar coma.

Description: 1876 coat of arms from the great state of Virginia. The crest with the famous state motto ' Sic Semper Tyrannis ' or ' Death to Tyrants '.

Description: Waffle House Stay For The Fight

Description: 1920's poster advertising Michigan as ' The Playground of a Nation ' with ' Unexcelled Fishing, Swimming, Golfing, Hunting, Boating, Camping- all Summer and Winter Sports'.

Description: The Band

Description: American Traditional Eagle with battleship

Description: aaliyah classic monochrome

Description: Classic Pontiac Rescue LLC's famed rescue of Fireball Roberts 1959 NASCAR!

Description: Mmm..... you know you want some!

Description: Joan Baez illustration

Description: RAMBO Vintage Firecracker Label from Guatemala

Description: Glory Days Revisited Springsteen Live

Description: Pontiac Nationals graphics by Chads Webshop for Pontiac fans!

Description: The United States Declaration of Independence signed on July 4, 1776, by the Continental Congress. I have a few different colors uploaded, if you have a particular color in mind for a product just contact me and I'll make it available.

Description: 1947 artwork

Description: Retro Vintage Diner Route 66 Classic Car Roadside Attraction at Night

Description: 1882 advertisement for " The Farmer's Call ", a farming newspaper published in Quincy, Illinois from about 1882 to 1909 The advertisement titled " All Promenade " with a cat playing fiddle and four kittens square dancing.

Description: antique carousel photo art

Description: Classic American Cars Patent Prints. Patent blueprint art as a unique printable design. All patent prints are restored and digitally enhanced to remove as many flaws as possible while maintaining the integrity of the original document.

Description: Black Waffle House

Description: Late 19th century trade card for Dewing and Monsell, oyster dealers of Providence, Rhode Island.

Description: Vintage Americana, Hula Hut matchbook adapted for a contemporary T-Shirt. Retro Tiki / Hula / Hawaiian Style.

Description: Here's a classic ironic song lyric from John Prine's Rocky Mountain time, where he laments: "Too young to see where I'm going, too old to go back again." White Broken Glass font as a mirror image (reverse text); ideal for social media influencers who shoot from their phone in selfie mode.

Description: Vintage Americana Heart and Flower Tattoo

Description: Vintage Style American Flag

Description: Yellow Waffle House

Description: "Americana", because a girl's vibe is always on point! Perfect for girly spirits, mood setters, and adventure seekers. Embrace your unique identity with attitude, emotion, and wild precision. Wear your accurate essence and get weird!

Description: Joan Baez and Bob Dylan, singing.

Description: Vintage Greetings

Description: There has long been questions as to the extensive use and colors of the New England Flag at Bunker Hill, the first formal battle action between the two armies. But Connecticut artist John Trumbull (who was observing in the vicinity), and 19th century historian Benson John Lossing (known for his scrupulous attention to facts and tracking down primary sources), both attest to these two flags being present. The motto, "Appeal to Heaven", was taken from chapter 14 of 'Second Treatise of Civil Government' by political philosopher, John Locke. The motto was used on the official naval ensign of the Colonials, which also contained a pine tree. Both flags are still in use by communities in Maine and Massachusetts. (Art by Kasandra Radke)

Description: This Machine Guitar