1776 Pillows
Description: Muzzle loader firearms design with USA 1776 and two flintlocks. Black Powder hunters, flintlock, and percussion cap, muzzleloading rifle kit enthusiasts will appreciate the design. Features a vintage illustration of crossed muzzleloader rifles. Great for the 4th of July, the U.S. Constitution and America's independence.
Description: This classic-styled 1776 retro design lets you display your love of these great United States of America, whenever you want to. Why wait till July 4? Declare your patriotism in style any day of the year, and celebrate the birth year of the greatest and freest nation the world has ever seen. God bless America, and let freedom ring... on your t-shirt!
Description: United States of America July 4, 1776 - January 20, 2025 - Back United States of America was murdered by a dumba$$, fascist clown because stupid people didn't care to pay attention. #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare #TrendingNow #BestSeller I can personalize any product with mix and match and adjust dimensions. Please contact me for options.
Description: United States of America July 4, 1776 - January 20, 2025 - Double-sided United States of America was murdered by a dumba$$, fascist clown because stupid people didn't care to pay attention. #SubversiveWare Subversive Ware SubversiveWare #TrendingNow #BestSeller I can personalize any product with mix and match and adjust dimensions. Please contact me for options.
United States of America July 4, 1776 - January 20, 2025 - Double-sided Pillow
by SubversiveWare
$25
Description: The United States has been King-Free Since 1776. There are no kings in the US. We made this plain in 1776 and we haven't changed our minds since. A perfect design for patriots, activists, and anyone who believes in democracy and a democratic society. no kings, 1776, america, anti fascism, anti fascist, anti trump, antifa, antifascist, democracy, resist, resistance, usa
Description: Make a powerful statement with this '1776-2024' design featuring an upside-down American flag. Symbolizing distress and the end of an era, this design resonates with those who believe recent events have marked a critical point in U.S. history. Stand with Trump and express your concerns for the future.
Description: Did you know that from a certain angle it looks like the William Penn statue on top of Philadelphia City Hall has its, erm, 10 ft. long hoagie out? Hoagiemouth knows! OK, that's actually just his outstretched hand striking a fierce pose, but gurl! See it for yourself. Stand somewhere north of City Hall and look toward the Gayborhood (mmhmm, I said the Gayborhood). Boom! Hoagie on a Sarcone's roll. Anyway, here you go. William Penn with his hoagie out for the world to see. Because Philly is what? HUNGRY.
Description: The Battle of Bennington, in 1777, is considered a turning part in the American Revolutionary War. However, the use of this flag in the battle is disputed. Some say it was carried by Nathaniel Fillmore in the battle. Others say that the flag was actually a commerative flag and appeared much later in history. Whatever the case, the flag, and it's distinctive canton containing the number '76' (a reference to the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776), and 13 stars representing the original 13 colonies. This design focuses on the blue canton of the flag, containing those 13 stars and the distinctive '76' numbering.
