Steel Age Pillows
Description: A stylised homage to the Doctor Who Cybermen face masks through the years as seen from 1966 onwards. This version features the 2000s Cybus design from Rise of the Cybermen / The Age of Steel, Army of Ghosts/Doomsday and The Next Doctor helmet from the David Tennant and Matt Smith years.
Cyberman #6 Cybus / Age of Steel, Doomsday (Tennant, Smith) Pillow
by F9 T-shirts
$23 $28
Description: This design captures the essence of Japanese Steampunk. Featuring a detailed Steam Engine Five Storey Pagoda and Steel Age Pavilion, it is perfect for Steampunk enthusiasts and fans of unique Japanese architecture.
Steam Engine Five Storey Pagoda Steel Age Pavilion Japanese Steampunk Fan Pillow
by MochiBlock
$23 $28
Description: Combine the grit of metalwork with the wonder of the cosmos in this striking Space Age Welder design. Featuring a split astronaut and welding helmet, it is perfect for a Cosmic Fabricator or science fiction enthusiast. Embrace the retro-futuristic vision of an Atomic Era Tradesman with this detailed Space Age Welder graphic.
Space Age Welder Cosmic Fabricator Atomic Era Tradesman Pillow
by PopArtyParty
$23 $28
Description: Bold ironworker shirt featuring the quote “Do Not Mess With Old Ironworkers, We Didn’t Get This Age By Being Stupid.” Great birthday gift for tough, experienced ironworkers and steel workers.
Do Not Mess With Old Ironworkers Shirt, We Didn’t Get This Age By Being Stupid, Funny Ironworker Gift For Dad Pillow
by Roncoy Shop
$23 $28
Description: Step into the golden age of American industry! This historical portrait captures the famous steel tycoon with a booming factory and smokestacks reflected perfectly in his spectacles.
Andrew Carnegie Steel Industry Sunglasses Reflection Pillow
by Bad Decisions
$23 $28
Description: Nine stainless steel spheres gleam above Brussels' green lawns as visitors in 1950s attire stroll the reflecting pools below — Belgium's most recognizable landmark in travel poster form, an atom-age dream still standing. Experience the future of Belgium.
Atomium — The Icon of the 1958 World's Fair Pillow
by Bad Decisions
$23 $28
Description: Nine stainless steel spheres glow with circular porthole light while Van Gogh's swirling blue-and-gold sky surrounds them — the atomic-age icon of the 1958 World's Fair, glowing street lamps and silhouetted visitors completing this post-impressionist Brussels night. Belgium's most futuristic landmark, painted timeless.
Description: A traditionally painted design that serves as a reminder to any Sword and Sorcery genre fan to crush his enemies daily ( but never before brushing their teeth! )
Did you remember to CRUSH your enemies today? Pillow
by Kosta Atanasov
$23 $28