Rations T-Shirts

GRRRR-RAOWW!!! I WILL DESTROY YOU ALL!! Here, have some trail rations. <snarl> WHY?! Because you get a little evil when you are hungry. ........nom nom nom......... Better? Verily! Let us go forth to smite the wrongdoers with our holy might! ON-WARD!!

"...Never eat frozen C-rats. It'll cause a temperature imbalance that'll drain your strength."

CRT Critical Rations Theory - How children can be so picky and eat nothing, then turn around and eat a week's worth of groceries the next day.

Emotional balance

During WWII, many staples were rationed... each American was allowed to buy a small amount (even if they could afford more). Everyone got their share, and the soldiers overseas were taken care of. EVERY AMERICAN was issued stamps for these products. I've recreated them... bigger, crisper, and cleaner... support local farms and live within your means!

During the WWII, all these things were rationed... each American was allowed to buy a small amount (even if they could afford more). The government introduced rationing because certain things were in short supply during the war, and rationing implemented so everyone got their share, and the soldiers overseas were taken care of.

This is a beautifully restored and enlarged vintage poster designed by Dick Williams for the War Food Administration in Washington D.C. during World War II. Featured is a woman holding jars of canned food with the phrase "Of Course I can! I'm patriotic as can be- And ration points won't worry me!" This poster was printed in order to prompt Americans to save food and can their food in order to last longer during wartime.

During WWII, many staples were rationed... each American was allowed to buy a small amount (even if they could afford more). Everyone got their share, and the soldiers overseas were taken care of. EVERY AMERICAN was issued stamps for these products. I've recreated them... bigger, crisper, and cleaner... support local farms and live within your means!

During WWII, many staples were rationed... each American was allowed to buy a small amount (even if they could afford more). Everyone got their share, and the soldiers overseas were taken care of. EVERY AMERICAN was issued stamps for these products. I've recreated them... bigger, crisper, and cleaner... support local farms and live within your means!

During WWII, many staples were rationed... each American was allowed to buy a small amount (even if they could afford more). Everyone got their share, and the soldiers overseas were taken care of. EVERY AMERICAN was issued stamps for these products. I've recreated them... bigger, crisper, and cleaner... support local farms and live within your means!

Hand digitally restored reprint of the original poster created by the US Food Administration promoting Americans to continue to grow their own food via home gardening. The Spirit of '18 is also in the top left corner.

I'm thinking Baby Boomers might like this. I did a collage and photographed it.

During WWII, many staples were rationed... each American was allowed to buy a small amount (even if they could afford more). Everyone got their share, and the soldiers overseas were taken care of. EVERY AMERICAN was issued stamps for these products. I've recreated them... bigger, crisper, and cleaner... support local farms and live within your means!

This is a great restored reproduction print of an original WWII poster designed by the Solid Fuels Administration for War. In it, you see a cute penguin with winter clothing on, holding a shovel and shivering in the cold as he likely forgot to order his coal for the winter. This print is great for the history buff or fan of World War II as it adds a softer approach to the poster designs of the time.

Boned.