Carnegie Mugs

Clan Carnegie traditional dress tartan with modern colors. Seamless pattern.

Ya Know How to get to Carnegie Hall? PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE!!

Designed by the legendary artist, J5 this artwork features legendary Robber Baron Cornelius Vanderbilt! From steamships to railroads, if it moved using steam in the 19th century, chances are Cornelius Vanderbilt was busy building it up or running it out of business. Beloved by some and hated by many, Vanderbilt is one of the biggest industrialists in history.

Old logo of steel company Carnegie Steel

The Guardians Of Traffic Statues Stands 43 feet tall above the Hope Memorial Bridge in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The Hope Memorial Bridge, which spans across the Cuyahoga River, was built in 1932. Two towering pylons flank each side of the bridge with winged figure statues carved from Berea sandstone by the Ohio Cut Stone Company in Little Italy. Each guardian holds a different vehicle in his hand, representing the history of ground transport

Clan Carnegie traditional dress tartan with modern colors. Seamless pattern. Rotated at 45 degrees.

Dads Day Out is an institution where Dads get together, chew the fat, drink beer and partake in a fun activity such as backyard cricket, lawn bowls or pub crawling. Tovers original design. Design inspire by BBL and the refreshing wheeling that comes from beer.

Designed in Pittsburgh! Squirrel hill, to be exact.

CVHS PTO BABY RHINO COOL PTO PARENT

Another clean and cool way to show your support for your city!

Dads Day Out is an institution where Dads get together, chew the fat, drink beer and partake in a fun activity such as backyard cricket, lawn bowls or pub crawling. Tovers original design. This design is inspired by BBL and the thermal mass of the brick walk at the pool.

Breakfast With The Principal Donors Honorees 2023-2024

This little dovecote or dovecot ( Scots: doocot ), in the style of a round tower, dating from around 1700, is located in Pittencrieff Park in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland. Pittencrieff Park or "The Glen" as it is more commonly known by the local people extends to 76 acres of grass areas, landscaping, statues, ponds, rockeries, nature walks, dog exercise area, play areas, historic areas, and was given in trust by Andrew Carnegie (the Scottish-born American industrialist, businessman, and major philanthropist) to the people of his birthplace, Dunfermline. Before it was purchased in 1902, by Carnegie, Pittencrieff Park formed the estate and grounds of the house, owned by the Lairds of Pittencrieff.

Green Tram. Nostalgic representation of Yarra Trams of old.Tovers original design

Nostalgic representation of a Number 67 Melbourne Tram presented like an old newspaper clipping. Yarra Trams. Tovers original design

Pittencrieff Park or “The Glen” as it is more commonly known as by the locals in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland extends to 76 acres of grass areas, landscaping, statues, ponds, rockeries, nature walks, dog exercise area, play areas, historic areas, and was given in trust by Andrew Carnegie (the Dunfermline-born American industrialist, businessman, and major philanthropist) to the people of his birthplace. This scene shows a small part of the actual glen (in Scotland, a Glen is a Valley) that the whole park is locally named after. Before Carnegie purchased the park in 1902, Pittencrieff Park formed the estate and grounds of the house, owned by the Lairds of Pittencrieff.

Nostalgic representation of Yarra Trams of old.Tovers original design

Street art floral arrangement allowed to shine. Tovers original design. Melbourne. Carnegie

Nostalgic representation of a Number 67 Melbourne Tram presented like an old newspaper clipping. Yarra Trams. Tovers original design

Blue Tram. Nostalgic representation of Yarra Trams of old.Tovers original design

Nostalgic representation of a Number 67 Melbourne Tram presented in mood of summer. Yarra Trams of old

Nostalgic representation of a Number 67 Melbourne Tram. Yarra Trams of old. Tovers original design

Nostalgic representation of a Number 67 Melbourne Tram presented in modern day Glen Eira colours. Yarra Trams of old.Tovers original design

Tartans Cursive - Carnegie Mellon University

Tartans Cursive - Carnegie Mellon University

Summer Orlando is Judy Garland design

CVHS PTO OFFICIAL LOGO IS GETTING A FACELIFT! After all these years, the beloved 4-color PTO CVHS logo has become synonymous with Carnegie Vanguard High School. So we decided to update our logo to reflect our organization and mission. We now proudly show “PTO” and our purpose, our baby rhinos!

CVHS PTO THE CRASH

Glen Eira FC Logo. Glen Eira FC is the second largest grassroots soccer club in Melbourne Australia

WHITE PTO ON BLUE CVHS PTO LOGO

Designed by the legendary artist, J5 this artwork, you can now show your love of 18XX train games with this artwork which features legendary Robber Baron Cornelius Vanderbilt! From steamships to railroads, if it moved using steam in the 19th century, chances are Cornelius Vanderbilt was busy building it up or running it out of business. Beloved by some and hated by many, Vanderbilt is one of the biggest industrialists in history.

Glen Eira FC Logo. Glen Eira FC is the second largest grassroots soccer club in Melbourne Australia

Florence Foster Jenkins - Alternative Movie Poster

Designed in Squirrel Hill, Pittsburgh!

Heading into downtown Cleveland, the Guardians Of Traffic Statue Stands 43 feet tall above the Hope Memorial Bridge in downtown Cleveland, Ohio. The Hope Memorial Bridge, which spans across the Cuyahoga River, was built in 1932. Two towering pylons flank each side of the bridge with winged figure statues carved from Berea sandstone by the Ohio Cut Stone Company in Little Italy. Each guardian holds a different vehicle in his hand, representing the history of ground transport.

Carnegie Mellon - Tartans Circle Design