Mining Pillows
Description: A dark background with white text and yellow accents. Large white text reads "CORBELAN IV" at the top. To the left, a large white number "04" is present. To the right of the "04", "WEYLAND-SUTANI CORP" is written above a yellow line, followed by "MINING HAULER" below the line. A yellow circle with a black "W" is to the far right. At the bottom left, "LV-410 ALPHEDS SYSTEM BUILDING BETTER WORLDS" is displayed in white text. Below the "MINING HAULER" text, "PROPERTY OF" is written in white text with an orange line underneath.
Description: The Kerr-McGee Corp. was an American energy company involved in oil exploration, crude production, natural gas, perchlorate and uranium mining and milling. Founded in 1929 as Anderson & Kerr Drilling Company in Oklahoma by Robert S. Kerr and James L. Anderson, the firm changed its name to Kerr-McGee Oil Industries in 1946 when Dean A. McGee, former chief geologist for Phillips Petroleum, joined the firm. Kerr-McGee initially focused on offshore oil exploration and production, being one of the first to use drill ships in the Gulf of Mexico, and later, one of the first to use a spar platform in the region. In 2006, Anadarko Petroleum acquired Kerr-McGee in an all-cash transaction totaling $16.5 billion, plus $2.6 billion in debt.
Description: Step into the future of corporate satire with this space mining corp illustration featuring a quirky worker robot graphic named Model X-400. Complete with googly eyes and a humorous caption about health insurance, this vintage comic style piece is perfect for sci-fi enthusiasts. A funny robot parody that mocks industrial worker appreciation in a futuristic setting.
Description: Creepers are common green, deadly hostile mobs that silently approach players and explode shortly after coming within 3 blocks of their targets Minimalist pixel monster face inspired by classic block-style games. Clean, bold, and instantly recognizable, this design is perfect for fans of retro pixel art and gaming aesthetics. Ideal for gamers who appreciate simple geometric designs with a nostalgic feel.
Description: Big Muskie was one of the largest machines ever built, a massive walking dragline constructed in 1969 by Bucyrus-Erie for the Central Ohio Coal Company. Standing over 20 stories tall and weighing nearly 27 million pounds, it used a record 220-cubic-yard bucket to remove overburden in strip mining operations. Powered by multiple electric motors, Big Muskie moved more than 608 million cubic yards of earth in Ohio over two decades. Declining demand for high-sulfur coal after the 1977 Clean Air Act and rising operating costs led to its shutdown in 1991. With no buyers, it was eventually scrapped, though its enormous bucket remains on display.
Description: Show your company pride as a member of Ivo Shandor's mining team. Ivo Shandor, a certified genius or an authentic whacko (depending on who you ask), uses unusual materials such as cold-riveted girders with cores of pure selenium, magnesium-tungsten alloys, and gold plated bolts to create his architectural masterpieces... and he needs your help! Mine away!
Description: By the mid-22nd Century, the commercial exploitation of the solar system is well established. Awarded rights to mine asteroids in stable orbit at Jupiter's Lagrange points, the Trojan Ore Company has become one of the most successful enterprises to venture across interplanetary space.
Description: This powerful image captures the neglect of a once proud industry. The Cambois Colliery memorial, marking the site of an old Northumberland Coal Field mine, stands overgrown with weeds and forgotten. The coal tubs, winding gear and wheel now silent and abandoned, the memorial bears witness to the toil, sweat, and tears of the miners who lost their lives in this dangerous trade.
Description: BISBEE Copper Mining Town Arizona - Famous Tombstone Canyon Strip with Motels and Shops and Red Mountains in the background.
BISBEE Copper Mining Town Arizona - Famous Motels and Shops Sinny Day Pillow
by TouristMerch
$23 $28
Description: Level up to 67 with this hilarious "I was 6 and now I'm 7" viral internet meme design! Perfect for gamers celebrating their 67th birthday or anyone who loves trendy absurdist humor. Featuring awesome retro pixel art with a blocky sword, a pickaxe, glowing gems, a pixelated birthday cake, and a "67 Unlocked" gaming message over a grass block. An epic graphic gift for block building fans, mining and crafting enthusiasts, and meme lords!
