German American T-Shirts

Keine Panik! means "Don’t panic!" in German.

C. 1910 advertisement for Ludwig Wohner, a roofer located in Munich Germany. The design depicting Ludwig at work on the roof of a home, Cathedral spires and additional buildings seen along the Munich horizon.

A Native American rides on horseback in the background, symbolizing Minnesota's Native American heritage. In a field in the foreground, a farmer plows a field, while his axe, gun, and powder horn rest on a stump nearby. The field and plow represent the importance of agriculture. The tools used by the Native American and the farmer represent the tools used for labor and hunting in the past, while the stump represents the importance of lumber in Minnesota's history. Next to the field, a river and waterfall symbolize the Mississippi River and St. Anthony Falls. Three pine trees in the background represent the pine regions of St. Croix, Mississippi, and Lake Superior. The flag features the motto in french "L'Étoile du Nord" - the star of ...

Vintage 1927 poster celebrating the centennial of Bremerhaven, Germany which was founded in 1827. The design depicts a harbor view of the city and the Roter Sand lighthouse in the background.