Historical T-Shirts

Horatio Herbert Kitchener. The design printed on the shirt depicts the face of the general, who became famous for leading the British army during the Second Boer War in the late 19th century and for commanding Allied forces during the First World War.

Wear this t-shirt with pride and share the story of fighting dogs with the world. Whether you're a dog lover, a history enthusiast, or someone who values ​​courage in all forms, this t-shirt is the perfect way to show your respect and gratitude.

Whether you're a history buff, an admirer of visionary leaders, or just a lover of one-of-a-kind t-shirts, the Napoleon Tribute T-Shirt is the perfect choice. Wear with pride and pay homage to the legacy of one of the greatest military strategists of all time with this unique tee. Be part of history and order yours right now!

“There is nothing on this earth more to be prized than true friendship.” - St. Thomas Aquinas

A snow-covered scene in Grand Circus Park. Detroit, Michigan. 1915.

Classic depiction of Jesus with radiant wreath on a stele.

Temple of Vesta Rome Italy

A cool portrait of the glorious conqueror Alexander The Great, perfect gift idea for any history teacher, history student or history lover.

Nikola Tesla portrait and quote. We crave for new sensations but soon become indifferent to them. The wonders of yesterday are today common occurrences.

The Burlington Railroad's Zephyr streamline train at a station. East Dubuque, Illinois. 1940.

A group of girls cooking in a high school home economics class. Silver Spring, Maryland. 1935.

Launceston City, Tasmania, established 1853 with a pencil drawing of the iconic Tasmanian Tiger.

I have always been struck by the image of emblem of Essex, where I was born and bred. Most outsiders snigger and deride the place, once you get to know the place and its secret backwaters it is steeped in history and wonder. If you are keen on cricket and or know an Essex supporter this image may make an ideal gift. The swords are known as saxes which and the Saxons were named after, and Essex of course derives from "east Saxons"

A shot of Big Boy 4014 leaving Ellsworth Kansas the day that made History on 11-21-2019. With a red frame.

Hobart City, Tasmania, established 1804.

A view of the Brooklyn Bridge and the docks along the East River. 1905.

Young men selling food from a cart in Little Italy. New York City, 1908.

A sign for the “Helpy-Selfy” Laundry. Quemado, Texas. 1939.

Girls sitting on a merry-go-round at a playground. Detroit, Michigan. 1910.

Police officers posing with their department's paddywagon. Minnesota, 1909.

A rancher and his sheep ranch in big sky country. Garfield County, Montana. 1942.

A view of the pedestrian walkway on the Brooklyn Bridge. 1909.

A view of pedestrians crossing the Brooklyn Bridge. New York City, 1905.

A zookeeper poses for a portrait with Hattie the Elephant at the Central Park Zoo. New York City, 1915.

A night view of Rockefeller Center while under construction in the early 1930s. New York City, 1933.

A battleship in the dry dock for repairs at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. 1920.

A street scene in downtown Dallas, Texas. 1942.

A young cowboy poses for a portrait with his saddle. 1923.

Cardiff train station

This famous quote from the maestro of existential horror and dread Franz Kafka will guarantee to spark a lively conversation among like-minded, educated people or raise the eyebrows of clueless.

A street scene showing a bar, shops and vintage cars. Grand Forks, North Dakota. 1940.

Uffington white horse. Aerial photograph of a hill carving of a white horse. The Uffington carving is the oldest chalk-cut hillfigure in Britain. The horse has been dated by means of optical stimulated luminescence dating (OSL) which shows how long soil has been hidden from sunlight. OSL testing of the soil layers beneath the chalk infilling indicates that it has been buried since between 1400BC and 600BC, and most likely between 1200BC and 800BC. This dates the horse as from the Bronze Age. Photographed near Wantage, Oxfordshire.

One of the early heavy duty truck designs. Washington, D.C., 1925.

A sepia version with vignette effect to give a vintage look to Jem is a Marshall TE 79693, General Purpose Engine Conversion, reg YA 8855. Jem has now had her canopy restored after 40 years. Taken at Rushden Cavalcade of Historical Transport & Country Show 2014.

Large wooden beams and small windows are features off this Tudor building in Esslingen, Germany.

Giza Pyramids & Sphinx & Egyptian Mummy