Duck Cover Crewneck Sweatshirts

Duck and Cover vintage nuclear cartoon.

The Duck and Cover Turtle used in 1950's nuclear attack advise

DUCK & COVER

Get the collectible imagery of duck and cover as they compare opposites in a cosplay all too familiar to the mainstream. get your's today

A promotional shirt for our children's books that we have available on Amazon.com

A promotional shirt for our children's books that are available on Amazon

A promotional shirt for children's book that we have available on Amazon.com

A promotional shirt for the children's book that we have available on Amazon

This is a promotional shirt for a children's book available on Amazon

Album cover art from the (mythical) Slow Jazz label. On his 1957 album "Duck!", Sol Polk redefined the whole concept of "slow jazz". Almost-perfect gift for the jazz lover in your life.

Little Smiley face doesn't want to be hit by that blood splatter that we all know and love.

Duck & Edward album cover

Bert the Turtle was the spokes-amphibian for school drills in the 1960s in case of a nuclear attack.

A duck pose for the camera

It's Bert the Turtle from Duck and Cover. If those words mean anything to you, this is the shirt for you.

A pacific duck takes a walk in the park

It's Bert from Duck and Cover! Do what he says or you might die. Sorry.

Duck and cover, the 60's the nuclear crisis, the fall of communism...been there, done that!

From my series of children's books. Duck and Cover

Here is all the ducks from "The Doctors Visit" from DV8Works. Maybe some individual Duck shirts will be available in the future.

A duck about to go for a swim in a pond in London

Bert The Turtle - PSA

Undercover agent? Agent Duck Design by everytinytale

Duck print pattern :)

Two ducks in the water

Mr. important Duckling

Classic Civil Defense poster with advice on what to do during a nuclear attack. One doubts the advice would have worked. Let's never test it.

Duck and cover!

Petrova platypus has popped up to say hello!

For those who wish to remain imperceptible. Invisible. Turtle mode. I almost never want to be perceived because the pain of being known is too great anyway do you have social anxiety or mental health issues me too very relatable I’m gonna go hide.

Pita & Biscuit - callduckofficial