Surplus Tapestries

Description: Gummer's Military Surplus. Perfection, Nevada. For all your graboid needs!

Description: Back in my day these used to be $20! And they'd give them away for free with the gun show beef jerky!

Description: War Zone Surplus 1986

Description: You know the island, but what happened before everything was wrecked? You could get all kinds of stuff, including jeeps from that army surplus business.

Description: Military surplus stores stock a wide array of goods that can come in handy whether you are going camping with the family or going into battle with denizens of the Upside Down. For residents of Hawkins, Indiana in the '80s, War Zone Surplus was the place to go as they were not only a huge surplus store, but Hawkins biggest gun store as well.

Description: The Army Special is the number 6 car. It is an army tank and Jeep hybrid with a small steamroller wheel attached to the front.

Description: A funny medieval wordplay design with an armored knight riding a horse packed with supplies, chests, bags, food, cookware, a lantern, rolls, and gear. Great for fans of fantasy adventure, knight jokes, manuscript style art, and surplus humor.

Description: A stark white "SURPLUS" meets a heavy red "POPULATION." in a bold headline that echoes Scrooge's famous line about decreasing the surplus population. Darkly funny and built for anyone who loves Dickens with a side of grim humor. A fun pick for A Christmas Carol fans, bookworms, holiday cynics and anyone whose favorite Christmas character is Ebenezer.

Description: A rustic depiction featuring a historical figure smoking a cigar beside a campfire and a tent. The text "POOR RICHARD'S" arches above the scene, while "CAMPING & SURPLUS" and "CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA" are displayed below. The style is illustrative with a muted color palette.

Description: A retro-style graphic featuring a man in a suit and bow tie, smoking a cigar, seated in a camping chair next to a campfire and a tent. The text "POOR RICHARD'S" is curved above, and "CAMPING & SURPLUS CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA" is below.

Description: A retro-style emblem with a man smoking a cigar sitting by a campfire and a tent. The text "POOR RICHARD'S CAMPING & SURPLUS CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA" is displayed around the scene in yellow and white.

Description: A circular emblem featuring a caricature of a man with glasses and a cigar, sitting by a campfire next to a tent. The text 'POOR RICHARD'S' curves around the top, and 'CAMPING & SURPLUS CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA' is in a straight line at the bottom. The style is reminiscent of vintage advertising.

Description: Inspired by the vast universe of the Sun Eater series, this vintage-style design evokes the atmosphere of imperial authority, ancient traditions, and far-future civilization that define Christopher Ruocchio’s acclaimed science fantasy saga. Featuring a weathered imperial surplus aesthetic, it captures the feeling of a relic from a sprawling galactic empire whose influence stretches across the stars.

Description: A framed, vintage-style graphic depicting a caricature of Benjamin Franklin smoking a cigar and sitting on logs near a campfire and a tent. The text "POOR RICHARD'S CAMPING & SURPLUS CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA" is prominently displayed within the frame.

Description: A retro style depiction of Benjamin Franklin smoking a cigar and sitting on a log next to a campfire and a tent. The text "POOR RICHARD'S", "CAMPING & SURPLUS", and "CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA" is visible. The background features dark green pine trees and a starry night sky.

Description: Mosin–Nagant Rifle

Description: Poor Richard’s Camping & Surplus opened up in the late '60s in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Offering a wide range of military surplus and outdoor goods, Poor Richard’s was a popular stop for a wide range of customers through the mid-'80s.

Description: On Saturday, November 22, 1947, a war-surplus shop called Chubby & Tubby at 3333 Rainier Avenue S. held its Grand Opening in Seattle. The business -- which is initially based in a set of metal military Quonset huts on a corner lot (formerly site of a Signal gas station) in Seattle's Rainier Valley neighborhood -- had actually been open for about five weeks. But it seems that the two rotund owners -- Woodrow ("Woody") "Tubby" Auge (d. 1989) and Irvin "Chubby" Frese (d. 1997) -- still had a few organizational wrinkles to iron out before making things official: In fact for those first five start-up weeks the company was actually called "Tubby & Chubby."

Description: For Mosin lovers.

Description: I Possess An Overwhelming Surplus Of Diggity

Description: Commando will always make me wonder if the gun store I walk into has a button under the counter that opens the door to a secret room.

Description: He is a little tart

Description: A custom design that was requested by someone's parent on behalf of their child.

Description: Commando will always make me wonder if the gun store I walk into has a button under the counter that opens the door to a secret room.

Description: A blue and pink cyborg attending the burning man festivities in 2075. wearing a surplus VR set and three eyed sunglasses.