Lancaster County Pillows
Description: I moved to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in 2018, and I love it here. It is my forever home if the fates smile upon me and continue to sustain my way of life here. I noticed when working as a tour guide that there weren’t a lot of beekeeping souvenirs for my area despite having many avid beekeepers in these parts and I wanted to make something special that any visitor or resident would enjoy! Thank you to the wonderful people who live in Lancaster County! This honey loves you all!
Description: The Lancashire flag is the flag of the historic county of Lancashire. The Red Rose of Lancaster is a symbol for the House of Lancaster, immortalised in the verse "In the battle for England's head/York was white, Lancaster red" (referring to the 15th century War of the Roses). An unofficial Lancashire flag, a red rose on a white field, was never registered. When an attempt was made to register it with the Flag Institute, it was found that this flag had already been registered by the town of Montrose, Angus, several hundred years earlier with the Lyon Office. As the Flag Institute will not register two flags of the same design within the United Kingdom, Lancashire's official flag was registered — in 2008 — as a red rose on a gold field....
Description: The Lancaster Lightning was a professional basketball team in Pennsylvania from 1981 to 1985 as a member of the Continental Basketball Association. The Lightning were the oldest team in the CBA, originally existing as the Lancaster Red Roses from Lancaster, Pennsylvania. That team changed their name to the Lancaster Lightning, then the franchise moved to Baltimore for a year before relocating in Rockford, Illinois.
Description: Celebrate the capital city heritage, vibrant Great Plains spirit, and legendary college town pride of eastern Nebraska with this vintage Lincoln graphic design. Featuring bold retro lowercase lettering reading "lincoln" paired with clean horizontal athletic stripes in deep scarlet red, this minimalist design is perfect for Lincoln locals, Nebraska natives, college sports fans, university alumni, road trippers, and lovers of classic municipal emblem art.
Lincoln Nebraska Retro Stripe Scarlet Red Vintage Travel Badge Pillow
by tac4
$23 $28
Description: Celebrate the charm of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, with this elegant vintage-style design featuring a glowing script font and the classic Amish horse and buggy silhouette. With warm tones and soft light effects, it captures the timeless beauty of Amish Country and Lancaster’s pastoral heritage. Perfect for locals, visitors, and anyone who loves Pennsylvania’s peaceful countryside.
Description: Lancaster is a picturesque city in southeastern Pennsylvania, known for its historic downtown and rich heritage. Its cityscape features red-brick architecture, tree-lined streets, and charming public squares that reflect its past and present vitality. This drawing makes a lovely gift or keepsake for anyone who appreciates Lancaster’s warm character and timeless appeal.
Description: Lancaster County PA was home to Penn Dairies, Inc., with the trade name now known as Pensupreme. Their ice cream was a very popular treat in the area, and the company also owned several convenience stores around the county. Now it is a pleasant memory. This design for the light color shirts.
Description: Lancaster County PA was home to Penn Dairies, Inc., with the trade name now known as Pensupreme. Their ice cream was a very popular treat in the area, and the company also owned several convenience stores around the county. Now it is a pleasant memory. This design for the darker color shirts.
Description: B. F. Leaman and his son Clair began his trucking business with a single Pierce Arrow truck delivering lime and milk around Lancaster County, Pennsylvania back in 1913. By 1930, they were successful enough to purchase Mileage Motor Corporation, and began hauling fuel oil in addition to the lime and milk. In 1933, the Leaman Transportation Company was formed. In 1961, Leaman merged his two companies with Chemical Tank Lines, forming Chemical Leaman Tank Lines, Inc. Following the merger, the company had 31 terminals nationwide and approximately 1,300 bulk tankers. Leaman continued to expand through acquisition well into the '90s, and by 1998, had the industry’s largest tanker fleet and most expansive service.
