Grew On Purpose tee
Navy shirt, gold star-in-ring. Back print: Grew on purpose. No party marks. No fists.
$28
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A catalog of capitalism and freedom: the star-in-ring, the flag, the Constitution, the shop jacket — plus history that still sells. Slogans and pictures here are public words and public objects (1776, Gettysburg, Franklin’s snake, NASA’s step), not a living artist’s copyright. No raised fists. No red party stars. No hammers or sickles. Checkout is not live — reserve, then send size and address. This is not a campaign contribution.
Apparel
Oath tee
Cream shirt, navy mark. Back: Oath to a document — not a man. The American oath.
$28
Kids star tee
Youth navy tee, gold mark. For the next person who will take the oath.
$22
Mark cap
Navy unstructured cap. Gold star in a ring. No slogan shouting from the brim.
$26
Shop hoodie
Navy fleece. Mark on the chest. Built for the shop floor, not a rally uniform.
$58
Deed · Patent · Customer crew
Navy crewneck. The three things a free shop needs. Capitalism without a commissar.
$48
Canvas work jacket
Navy canvas, brass snaps, gold mark. A jacket for people who make things.
$89
Carry
Shop tote
Navy canvas bag. For tools, books, or a Constitution. Not a protest prop.
$24
Field notebook
Pocket ruled book. Stamped mark. For the story you notice first.
$16
Pocket Constitution
The document, small enough for a jacket. Amendments included. Read it before you argue it.
$12
Home
Fire the government mug
Cream mug, gold mark. Opposite side: You can fire the government. January. A Bible. Home.
$18
Oath coin
Bronze challenge coin. Star-in-ring. Reverse: Oath to a document. Keep it in the pocket with your keys.
$25
Star mark stickers
Gold star-in-ring vinyl. Toolbox, hard hat, notebook. American star — not a party star.
$8
Flag
U.S. flag, 3×5
The Stars and Stripes. Fly it. Fold it. This is not a variant flag and not a party banner.
$45
History
We hold these truths tee
Heather gray. Back: We hold these truths to be self-evident. Jefferson, 1776 — public words.
$28
Keep the republic tee
Cream shirt. Back: A republic, if you can keep it. Franklin, after the Convention. Public words.
$28
Liberty or death tee
Patrick Henry, 1775. Give me liberty or give me death. The sentence is two and a half centuries old. It still sells because it is still true.
$28
Of the people tee
Navy. Back: Government of the people, by the people, for the people. Gettysburg, 1863. Lincoln’s words are public.
$28
Tear down this wall print
Reagan, Brandenburg Gate, 1987. A presidential remark is government work — public. The wall came down. Our photograph of what remains.
$40
13-star flag
Circle of thirteen. The Revolutionary pattern. A historical replica, not a fashion flag.
$48
Gadsden, 1775
Don’t Tread on Me. Continental Marines, 1775. Rattlesnake and a warning. Not a party banner — a founding one.
$42
Join, or Die print
Franklin’s snake, 1754. The woodcut is public domain. The lesson is still union.
$38
Liberty Bell print
The cracked bell. Proclaim liberty throughout all the land. Object in public trust; our photograph.
$40
Old Ironsides print
A sailing frigate in the line of USS Constitution. The ship is still afloat. The picture is ours.
$40
One small step print
The landing, 1969. NASA’s record is public. This sheet is our telling of the step.
$40
Bicycle shop print
Kitty Hawk, 1903. Two brothers, a shop, a patent. American invention as a picture.
$40
Liberty Bell paperweight
Bronze replica, crack and all. A desk object that tells the story without a speech.
$32
Pocket Gettysburg
Lincoln’s 272 words. Public. Small enough for a jacket. Read it standing up.
$14
E Pluribus Unum pin
Out of many, one. The motto is public. Gold star-in-ring on the lapel — not a party pin.
$16
The document, on the wall
11×17 cream print of the Constitution. Hang the rules that bind the government.
$42
Then & After No. 1
Internment and the Civil Liberties Act on one sheet. 11×17, cream stock.
$40
Then & After No. 2
Seneca Falls to the 19th Amendment. Same size so they hang as a pair.
$40
Two systems print
Same people. Two systems. One is lit. A reminder that property and a ballot beat a plan.
$40
Story cards, Vol. 1
Twelve postcard-size cards from the opening story set. Meant to mail or pin.
$18
34 items. History SKUs use public words and our own pictures of public objects. The mark is an American star in a ring — Washington’s office, not a party’s. If a design ever drifts toward a socialist or communist emblem, it does not ship.
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