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Description: This vintage style WW2 shirt features a pig standing with a garbage can. The can is labeled, “Pig Food”. The image reads, “We Want Your Kitchen Waste. Keep it dry, free from glass, bones, metal, paper, etc. It also feeds poultry, Your council will collect”. Celebrate World War Two History with this tee shirt from The War Is Hell Store.
Description: This vintage style tshirt features a tattered American Flag flying in front of smoke from an explosion. The top has these words from The Gettysburg Address, “we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain.” The bottom of the shirt declares, “Remember December 7th!”
Description: This vintage style WWII propaganda tee shirt features a hand making a stop sign and an overflowing trash can. It reads, "Stop Waste. It's Your Patriotic Duty". This t-shirt would make the perfect gift for the history buff, environmentalist, or recycling enthusiast in your life.
Description: Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain was a college professor, turned Union General during the American Civil War. He commanded the 20th Maine Regiment at the Battle of Gettysburg. His regiment made a valiant defense of Little Round Top during the battle and was instrumental in the Northern Victory. For his daring heroism Chamberlain was awarded the Medal of Honor. This t-shirt would make the perfect gift for the military history enthusiast or American Civil War buff in your life.
Description: This vintage style WWII propaganda shirt features soldiers assaulting a beach with rifles and bombers flying through the sky. It reads, “Attack Attack Attack Buy War Bonds”. This t-shirt would make the perfect gift for the military history buff or World War 2 enthusiast in your life.
Description: This vintage style WW2 propaganda shirt features tanks rolling into battle and a locomotive steaming down the tracks. It reads, “Tanks don't fight in factories, keep em rolling, the railroads are the first line of defense”. This classic design would make the perfect gift for the train and railroad enthusiast in your life.
Description: General Grant and his commanders on horseback. The Union Generals include, L to R, are Devin, Custer, Kilpatrick, Emory, Sheridan, McPherson, Crook, Merritt, Thomas, Warren, Meade, Parke, Sherman, Logan, Grant, Burnside, Hooker, Hancock, Rawlins, Ord, Blair, Terry, Slocum, Davis, Howard, Schofield, and Mower. Painting by Ole Peter Hansen Balling, 1865.
